Meiji Village Giyu Tomioka
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Character: Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba · Giyu Tomioka
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INFORMATION
DIMENSIONS
- Height: 30 cm / ~11.8 in
- Scale: 1/6
CONFIGURATIONS
- × 1 main figure — Giyu Tomioka in Meiji Village civilian attire, standing at composed rest
- × 1 alternate head sculpt — shifting between quiet reserve and a subtly more open expression
- × 1 display base — round wooden-finish pedestal with black marble inlay top
- × 1 metal nameplate — engraved “Tomioka Giyuu,” seated at the base front
MATERIAL & PACKAGING
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OTHER
- Edition Size: 188 pieces
- Estimated Shipment: Q3–Q4 2026
- Render Paint: Gandalf
VIDEO
ABOUT
FertileSoil Studio steps away from the battlefield entirely with this Meiji Village interpretation of Giyu Tomioka — a 1/6 scale, 30 cm portrait rendered in civilian stillness rather than mid-strike drama. Gandalf’s paint work brings the teal haori to life with depth that shifts in the light, while two head sculpts let you dial in exactly how much of Giyu’s rare, unguarded side you want on display. Limited to 188 pieces, this is the version of the Water Hashira collectors almost never get to see.
CHARACTER ORIGIN
Giyu Tomioka is the Water Hashira of the Demon Slayer Corps in Koyoharu Gotouge's Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba — one of the most powerful swordsmen in the organization, known for his stoic exterior and the quiet, unspoken grief he carries beneath it. This piece draws from the Meiji Village arc, a rare moment of peace in which Giyu and his fellow Hashira are seen in civilian dress, away from the battlefield — a setting that strips away the warrior's armor and reveals the person underneath. Holding what appears to be a small book and dressed in a teal haori over a dark kimono, the figure captures the line Giyu himself once delivered: "I'm not the same as you all" — a quiet declaration that speaks to his lifelong sense of isolation as much as his resolve.
