Banpresto has added a new Demon Slayer prize figure to its pipeline. Grandista-Doma-II, catalog code BNH71860, was confirmed via Bandai Hobby's official Wave 145 solicitation as distributed by Coqui Hobby Distribution, giving Upper Rank Two a follow-up figure within the same Grandista sub-line that debuted him in October 2025.
Bandai Hobby's Wave 145 solicitation confirms the following:
Import pre-order retailer Bro-Depot lists the figure under SKU HBP-71860 with a target release date of December 27, 2026 and an estimated import price around $20.54, though that pricing is based on estimated shipping weight rather than Banpresto's own retail MSRP, and both the price and date remain subject to change until Banpresto's official channels confirm final details.
Banpresto's original Grandista-Doma figure, confirmed via the company's own bsp-prize.jp product listing, debuted October 7, 2025 as Doma's first appearance in the Grandista line, standing 25cm tall. Grandista-Doma-II arriving roughly a year later signals continued demand for the character within Banpresto's prize figure catalog, following a pattern the Grandista line has used with other popular villains: a debut figure followed by a second pose or design once the first sells through.
Doma remains one of Demon Slayer's most visually striking antagonists, and Upper Rank demons in general have proven reliable sellers across Banpresto's various prize figure lines, including Grandista, Vibration Stars, and Maximatic. A second Grandista pose gives collectors who already own the original 2025 release a reason to add a companion piece rather than choosing between competing versions, similar to how other popular characters have received multiple takes within the same sub-line over time.
Bandai Hobby's Wave 145 solicitation confirms the catalog code and that the figure is part of this wave, but Banpresto's own official Japanese storefront hadn't published final specs, height, or MSRP as of this writing. The December 2026 date and roughly $20 price currently circulating come from import pre-order retailers rather than Banpresto directly, so collectors should treat both as directional rather than final until Banpresto's own channels confirm them.
EVORETRO doesn't currently carry a protector cut specifically for Banpresto's Grandista packaging, and that's worth saying plainly rather than pointing to a mismatched product, since prize figures like this one don't ship in the same standardized box format as carded action figures.
Once unboxed, a general-purpose acrylic modular case gives a posed prize figure a dust-protected, fully visible home on a shelf.
For collectors building out a broader Demon Slayer display alongside other prize figures, a tiered acrylic display stand gives each figure its own elevated spot rather than lining them up flat.
A follow-up Banpresto prize figure of Doma within the Grandista line, cataloged as BNH71860 and confirmed as part of Bandai Hobby's Wave 145 solicitation.
Import pre-order retailers currently target December 27, 2026, though Banpresto hasn't confirmed an official date as of this writing.
Import listings estimate around $20.54, based on shipping weight rather than confirmed MSRP.
No. The original Grandista-Doma released in October 2025; this is a distinct second figure in the same sub-line.
Banpresto's Grandista-Doma-II gives Demon Slayer collectors a follow-up to 2025's original Grandista figure, though final pricing and release timing still depend on Banpresto's own official confirmation rather than the distributor and import estimates currently available. Watching Bandai Hobby's official channels as December approaches is the safest way to get accurate details before ordering.
Once it does arrive, a general acrylic case remains the practical option for display alongside any other Demon Slayer prize figures already in a collection.
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