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Bring Arts Rufus Shinra and the Turks Open Pre-Orders at $119.99 Each

Shinra Corporation's leadership and its enforcement squad are getting the Bring Arts treatment as a coordinated five-figure lineup. Confirmed via Square Enix's official product listing and reported by ToyNewsI, five Final Fantasy VII Bring Arts figures covering Rufus Shinra and the Turks (Rude, Reno, Tseng, and Elena) are available for pre-order at $119.99 each.

This is a confirmed release with locked pricing, so here's what's included.

What's Confirmed About This Lineup

Square Enix's official product listing, as reported by ToyNewsI, confirms the following:

  • Price: $119.99 per figure
  • Five figures total: Rufus Shinra plus Turks members Rude, Reno, Tseng, and Elena
  • Rufus features his slicked-back golden hair, confident expression, and white suit
  • Rufus includes his gun, various interchangeable hands, and a jacket piece for a hands-in-pockets pose
  • Full range of motion and intricate wardrobe detail across the figure

Why Releasing the Full Squad Together Matters

Rather than staggering the Turks across separate waves, offering Rufus and all four Turks members simultaneously lets collectors build the complete Shinra enforcement lineup in one purchasing window, rather than waiting on individual character releases over time.

The Pocketed Jacket Piece Adds a Distinct Pose Option

Including a jacket piece specifically designed for a hands-in-pockets pose gives Rufus a more casual, character-accurate display option beyond a standard action stance, matching his confident, understated presence in Final Fantasy VII. That kind of purpose-built alternate part is a detail Square Enix tends to reserve for characters whose personality reads strongly through body language, since a hands-in-pockets stance communicates Rufus's composed, unbothered demeanor in a way a generic standing pose wouldn't.

Who the Turks Are Within Final Fantasy VII's Story

The Turks are Shinra Corporation's elite covert operations unit, tasked with intelligence gathering and enforcement on behalf of the company, making Rude, Reno, Tseng, and Elena recurring figures throughout Final Fantasy VII's narrative rather than one-off background characters. Rufus Shinra, as the company's president, sits above the Turks in Shinra's corporate hierarchy but works closely with them throughout the story, which is part of why bundling all five characters into a single coordinated Bring Arts wave makes narrative sense beyond simple manufacturing convenience.

Why Releasing All Five Simultaneously Is Notable

Square Enix has historically staggered Bring Arts character waves across multiple release windows rather than launching an entire faction at once, so offering Rufus and all four Turks members together represents a more concentrated release than collectors might expect from the line's typical cadence.

For displaying all five figures together, EVORETRO's acrylic display risers give each Turk its own tier alongside Rufus.

For organizing swappable hands and jacket pieces, EVORETRO's acrylic modular case keeps accessories sorted per figure.

Planning to Complete the Full Set

With all five figures priced identically at $119.99, collectors budgeting for the complete Shinra lineup should plan for the full cost across Rufus and all four Turks members rather than assuming a bundled discount.

How the Turks' Design Language Differs From Rufus's

Where Rufus's white suit and slicked-back hair project corporate authority, the Turks' figures are built around more tactical, combat-ready silhouettes befitting their enforcement role, giving the five-figure lineup genuine visual variety rather than five variations on the same corporate aesthetic.

Why Bring Arts Suits Character-Driven Ensembles Like This One

The Bring Arts line has built its reputation on articulated, display-ready figures with strong pose versatility, making it a natural fit for a coordinated faction release like this one, where collectors will likely want to arrange all five figures in dynamic, story-referencing group poses rather than simple standing displays.

Common Mistakes Collectors Make

  • Assuming a discount applies when purchasing all five figures together
  • Losing track of interchangeable hands and the pocketed jacket piece
  • Confusing this Bring Arts wave with earlier individual Turks figure releases
  • Underestimating the display space needed for a full five-figure lineup
  • Assuming Rufus carries a higher price than the Turks figures given his story prominence

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Frequently Asked Questions

How much does each figure cost?

$119.99.

Which characters are included?

Rufus Shinra and the four Turks: Rude, Reno, Tseng, and Elena.

What accessories come with Rufus?

His gun, interchangeable hands, and a jacket piece for a hands-in-pockets pose.

Are pre-orders open?

Yes, all five figures are currently available for pre-order.

Who are the Turks?

Shinra Corporation's elite covert operations unit, responsible for intelligence gathering and enforcement throughout Final Fantasy VII's story.

Is Rufus priced higher than the Turks figures?

No, all five figures share the same $119.99 price.

Has Square Enix released the full Turks squad together before?

Not typically; Bring Arts waves have usually staggered character releases rather than launching an entire faction simultaneously.

Do the Turks figures share the same design approach as Rufus?

No, they lean toward more tactical, combat-ready silhouettes suited to their enforcement role, distinct from Rufus's corporate-styled design.

Can these figures be posed in group scenes together?

Yes, the Bring Arts line is built around strong pose versatility, making coordinated group displays a natural way to showcase the full five-figure lineup.

Final Thoughts

This Rufus Shinra and Turks lineup gives Final Fantasy VII collectors a complete Shinra enforcement squad in one coordinated release. Since pre-orders are already open, securing the full set now avoids missing any individual member later.

Having risers and a case ready keeps all five figures displayed and organized together.

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