King of the Court Tobio Kageyama

Name: King of the Court Tobio Kageyama - GK Resin Statue - Collector Figures
Brand: HIKARI Studio
SKU: CFS003029
Price: 199.00 USD
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INFORMATION

Dimensions

Height: 43 cm / 16.9 in
Width: 28 cm / 11.0 in
Depth: 17 cm / 6.7 in

Configurations

Tobio Kageyama figure in jumping set pose
Volleyball held overhead
Karasuno uniform with number 9
Jagged effect base with large stylized series text
Front nameplate with Tobio Kageyama text
Bonus Item: small crow, a shelf accent

Material & Packaging

Imported PU (polyurethane)
Imported resin
Packaging: Not specified

Other

Scale: Not specified
Studio: HIKARI Studio
Edition Size: Not specified
Estimated Shipment: Q3–Q4 2026
Notes: Pre-order includes a bonus small crow

VIDEO

ABOUT

King of the Court Tobio Kageyama captures Kageyama in his setter’s motion, suspended above the court with the ball raised and his focus locked forward. HIKARI Studio pairs that airborne pose with a 43 cm display, Karasuno uniform detailing, and a jagged text-heavy base that pushes the piece into a full match presentation. It reads like a centerpiece for a Haikyu shelf because the lift, expression, and base all keep the emphasis on control under pressure.

CHARACTER ORIGIN

This piece centers on Kageyama at the instant before the set leaves his hands, when precision matters more than flash. That beat carries weight because it gets to the core of how he controls tempo and turns a rally into his shape. HIKARI Studio stages the figure so that the raised arms, narrowed stare, and forward lift do the heavy work, while the fractured base and bold court lettering translate his presence into something more forceful than a simple sports pose.