Demon Slayer's boar-masked swordsman is getting a detailed new figure built around his signature unmasked-versus-masked contrast. Confirmed via Bandai Spirits' official SHFiguarts.com reveal and reported by Toy People, S.H.Figuarts Hashibira Inosuke releases September 2026, priced at 9,900 JPY (approximately $65-68 USD).
This is a confirmed release with locked pricing, so here's what's included.
Bandai Spirits' official reveal, as reported by Toy People, confirms the following:
Including both the full boar head mask and separate facial expression parts lets collectors recreate Inosuke's signature reveal moments, from his masked combat stance to his more comedic unmasked expressions, giving the figure genuine scene-recreation range rather than a single fixed look. That masked-versus-unmasked contrast is central to Inosuke's character identity in the source material, where his boar mask conceals a much more expressive, comedic side that only comes through once the mask is removed, so having both options sculpted with real fidelity matters more for this character than it might for a Demon Slayer figure without that same visual duality.
Inosuke joins an already-established roster of Demon Slayer S.H.Figuarts releases, giving collectors building a full Demon Slayer Corps shelf a chance to complete their main-cast lineup with a figure that matches the line's established scale and articulation standard. Bandai has generally maintained consistent scale and joint quality across its mainline Demon Slayer Figuarts releases, meaning this Inosuke should sit naturally alongside previously released Corps members like Tanjiro and Zenitsu without any awkward scale mismatch on the shelf.
Including a dedicated Nichirin sword set rather than a single fixed weapon accessory gives collectors more flexibility in recreating specific combat poses from the anime and manga. Inosuke's dual-wielded, serrated Nichirin blades are a visually distinctive part of his fighting style, and getting that detail right in accessory form is part of what separates a faithful adaptation from a simplified one.
Bandai's decision to emphasize a lean, muscular physique in this sculpt reflects Inosuke's specific character design in the source material, distinct from the broader-framed builds used for other Demon Slayer Corps members. Getting individual character proportions right, rather than reusing a generic body mold across the whole cast, is part of what has kept the Demon Slayer Figuarts line well-regarded among collectors who care about faithful adaptation over generic mass-produced sculpts.
For displaying Inosuke in both masked and unmasked configurations, EVORETRO's acrylic display risers give each look its own tier.
For protecting the swappable parts and Nichirin sword set, EVORETRO's acrylic modular case keeps small accessories organized.
With pre-orders already underway at multiple retailers and some reportedly reaching capacity, collectors who want to guarantee this figure should act before the September 2026 release rather than waiting for restocks. Demon Slayer remains one of the most consistently strong-selling anime properties in the collectible figure market, and main-cast releases like Inosuke have a track record of selling through initial allocations faster than many other licensed figure lines, making early action a genuinely practical consideration here rather than routine urgency messaging.
At 9,900 JPY, the figure's USD cost will shift with the exchange rate at the time of purchase or shipment, so the $65-68 estimate should be treated as a snapshot rather than a locked number, particularly for collectors ordering through Japanese import retailers rather than a domestic distributor. Factoring in shipping and any import handling from a Japan-based storefront is worth doing before comparing this figure's total cost against domestically distributed S.H.Figuarts releases.
September 2026.
9,900 JPY, approximately $65-68 USD.
Yes, it's swappable with facial expression parts for an unmasked look.
Interchangeable hands, expression parts, boar head variants, and a Nichirin sword set.
Yes, Bandai has maintained consistent scale and articulation quality across the mainline Demon Slayer Figuarts releases.
No, since the figure is priced in JPY, the USD equivalent shifts with the exchange rate at time of purchase.
This Hashibira Inosuke figure gives Demon Slayer collectors genuine masked-and-unmasked display range with a detailed sword set. With pre-orders already active ahead of the September release, acting sooner rather than later is worthwhile given the property's consistently strong sell-through history.
Having risers and a case ready keeps every configuration displayed and protected.
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