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Kotobukiya Reveals ARTFX J Millions Knives From Trigun Stampede

Vash the Stampede's twin brother is finally getting his own ARTFX J figure. Confirmed via Kotobukiya's official product listing, the ARTFX J Millions Knives TRIGUN STAMPEDE Ver. 1/8 scale figure is priced at 26,180 JPY, with pre-orders opened February 19, 2026 and shipping scheduled for November 2026.

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

What's Confirmed About This Figure

Kotobukiya's official listing confirms the following:

  • Price: 26,180 JPY (roughly $173 USD)
  • Pre-orders opened: February 19, 2026
  • Shipping scheduled for November 2026, with some regional retailers listing December 2026 or Q1 2027
  • 1/8 scale, part of the ARTFX J TRIGUN STARGAZE sub-line
  • Customers ordering directly through Kotobukiya's own store receive a bonus alternate expression face part

A Cold, Commanding Sculpt to Match the Character

Millions Knives is built to capture his overwhelming presence and scornful attitude toward humanity, giving the figure a noticeably different energy from Kotobukiya's earlier Nendoroid Vash the Stampede release. Where Vash's figures lean into warmth and humor, this piece is deliberately cold and imposing.

A Companion Piece Worth Pairing With Vash

Since Millions Knives and Vash are twin brothers central to the same story, this figure gives collectors who already picked up a Vash piece a natural companion to display alongside it, even though the two come from different Kotobukiya sub-lines.

For a premium 1/8 scale figure like this, EVORETRO's acrylic modular case keeps the sculpt and bonus face part protected.

For giving Knives real display presence, EVORETRO's 4-step acrylic display stand adds a dedicated tier alongside Vash.

Why the TRIGUN STARGAZE Branding Matters

Kotobukiya markets its Trigun Stampede figures under the TRIGUN STARGAZE sub-brand specifically to distinguish this newer, Netflix-era anime adaptation's aesthetic from older Trigun merchandise tied to the original 1998 series. Millions Knives' STARGAZE sculpt reflects the redesigned, more angular art style of the Stampede adaptation, so collectors mixing figures from both eras should expect a noticeable stylistic difference rather than a perfectly uniform display.

How Pre-Order Timing Affects the Bonus Face Part

Kotobukiya has a consistent track record of reserving pre-order bonuses like this alternate expression face part exclusively for direct-from-manufacturer orders, meaning even authorized retailers reselling the figure after the original pre-order window typically can't offer the same bonus. For collectors who specifically want the bonus part, ordering during the original window through Kotobukiya's own storefront is the only reliable way to guarantee it.

Common Mistakes Collectors Make

  • Assuming this figure ships alongside standard retail Trigun merchandise rather than through Kotobukiya's own pre-order pipeline
  • Losing track of the bonus alternate face part by not ordering directly through Kotobukiya's store
  • Confusing regional ship-date variance (November 2026 vs. December 2026 vs. Q1 2027) with a delayed or canceled release
  • Displaying the figure without protection while waiting for a companion Vash piece to complete the pair

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Frequently Asked Questions

How much does this figure cost?

26,180 JPY, roughly $173 USD.

When does it ship?

November 2026, with some regions listing later dates.

What scale is this figure?

1/8 scale.

Is there a pre-order bonus?

Yes, an alternate expression face part for orders placed directly through Kotobukiya.

Final Thoughts

This Millions Knives figure gives Trigun Stampede fans a cold, commanding companion piece to Vash, rounding out one of the anime's central sibling rivalries. With pre-orders already open, now's the time to lock in the bonus face part.

Having a case and stand ready keeps the figure protected and properly displayed once it ships.

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