MegaHouse is bringing the two Zen'in heirs together in chibi form with a new pair of LOOK UP figures: Megumi Fushiguro Ver.2 and Naoya Zen'in. Each figure is priced at 4,620 yen and slated for release in late August 2026, continuing the LOOK UP series' run through Jujutsu Kaisen's roster after last year's original Megumi and Yuji releases. This is the second LOOK UP treatment for Megumi specifically, and the pairing with Naoya is a pointed choice for anyone following the Culling Game arc's family drama.
The original LOOK UP Megumi figure leaned on his default school uniform look. Ver.2 shifts the pose and expression, giving him a more contemplative, downward gaze that fits the character's brooding disposition better than the first release's straightforward smile. At roughly 11cm tall, the figure keeps the series' signature big-headed, upward-looking design that makes these pieces so popular as desk companions, with a fully movable head joint that lets you adjust the angle depending on where it's displayed.
Naoya hasn't had much premium figure representation up to this point, so his inclusion here is notable on its own. Positioning him alongside Megumi as a companion release plays into the two characters' shared Zen'in clan backstory, and it's a smart way for MegaHouse to introduce a first LOOK UP figure for a character without needing to justify a full solo release. Both figures share the same super-deformed proportions and 4,620 yen price point, and early listings suggest they'll be sold both individually and as a bundled set depending on the retailer.
Jujutsu Kaisen merchandise has stayed remarkably active well past the anime's main run, and MegaHouse in particular has kept the LOOK UP line going as one of the more accessible entry points into JJK figure collecting. At under 5,000 yen per figure, these are a fraction of the cost of S.H.Figuarts or premium statue releases, which makes them a common recommendation for collectors who want JJK pieces on their desk without committing to a $150+ centerpiece figure.
MegaHouse runs several super-deformed figure lines side by side, and LOOK UP occupies a specific niche within that broader catalog. Where G.E.M. figures tend toward more standard proportions with moderate stylization, LOOK UP leans all the way into the oversized-head, seated-and-gazing-upward format that's become the line's signature. That consistency matters for collectors who want a shelf of figures that visually match each other; mixing LOOK UP with a differently-proportioned chibi line from the same franchise can create an inconsistent display even though both are technically the same scale category. Anyone building a dedicated LOOK UP shelf specifically should keep that in mind when deciding whether to add figures from adjacent MegaHouse lines into the same display.
The most common issue we see with LOOK UP and similarly-sized chibi figures is underestimating how easily the oversized heads chip or scuff compared to a standard-proportion figure. Because so much of the figure's visual weight and paint detail is concentrated on the head, even minor shelf-to-shelf handling can leave visible marks that would be far less noticeable on a smaller-headed sculpt. The second mistake is storing multiple LOOK UP figures loose in a drawer between displays, which leads to paint transfer between pieces when their oversized heads knock against each other during transport or storage changes.
Given how compact these figures are, a dedicated small-format display case makes a real difference. The EVORETRO Clear Acrylic Figurine Case is sized well for single chibi figures like Megumi and Naoya, keeping dust off the painted details without adding bulk to a shelf. If you're planning to display the pair together or build out a broader LOOK UP collection over time, the EVORETRO Acrylic Modular Case comes in multiple size configurations that can be arranged to fit a growing lineup. For collectors who want a lower-cost option for shelf pieces that aren't the centerpiece of a display, the EVORETRO Clear Acrylic Display Case still offers solid dust and UV protection.
Can Megumi Ver.2 and the original Megumi LOOK UP figure be displayed together? Yes, MegaHouse has not discontinued the original release, and the two are different enough in pose and expression that collectors often display them as a pair rather than treating Ver.2 as a straight replacement.
Are these figures sold as a bundle or separately? Availability varies by retailer; some list Megumi and Naoya as a discounted set, while others sell them as standalone pre-orders at 4,620 yen each.
Is Naoya's first appearance in the LOOK UP line a sign of more Zen'in clan figures coming? MegaHouse hasn't confirmed further Zen'in-focused releases, but the character's inclusion here suggests the publisher sees demand for expanding beyond the most obvious lead characters.
Pairing a returning fan-favorite with a first-time character is a smart way to sell both a familiar face and a fresh one in the same release window, and the sub-5,000-yen price point keeps this an accessible pickup even for collectors who aren't chasing premium JJK statues. If you're adding either figure to your desk setup, a proper display case is worth the small extra cost given how exposed the oversized heads are to scuffing.
For more on MegaHouse's Jujutsu Kaisen output and the wider JJK merchandise scene, see our coverage of the Jujutsu Kaisen Figurizm Yuta Okkotsu figure, the Jujutsu Kaisen Judge Man Big Plush, and the S.H.Figuarts Choso reveal.
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