Shinobu Kocho & Kochou Kanae
Price range: $289.00 through $299.00
Character: Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba · Kochou Kanae, Shinobu Kocho
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INFORMATION
Dimensions
- Standard Version (Shinobu solo)
- Height: 33 cm / 13.0 in
- Width: 26 cm / 10.2 in
- Depth: 20 cm / 7.9 in
- Deluxe Version (with Kanae)
- Height: 40 cm / 15.7 in
- Width: 26 cm / 10.2 in
- Depth: 20 cm / 7.9 in
Configurations
- Shinobu Kocho figure — battle-damaged pose with sword
- Butterfly haori with large sculpted wing extensions
- Water-lily and wave diorama base with lotus flower details
- Alloy weapon (sword)
- Kanae Kocho translucent spirit figure — Deluxe Version only, rising above Shinobu
- Mass Production units will receive refined head sculpt with softened brow lines, layered eyelash arrangement, and water slide decal eyes
Material & Packaging
- Imported resin (primary figure and base construction)
- Imported PU (polyurethane; used for soft or flexible sculpted elements)
- Alloy weapon (metal sword for durability and fine detail)
- Packaging: Not specified
Other
- Scale: Not specified
- Studio: Anm Studio
- Edition Size: 88 units total across Standard and Deluxe versions combined
- Estimated Shipment: 2026 Q3
VIDEO
ABOUT
Anm Studio’s Shinobu Kocho — Butterfly & Sister captures her at the edge of collapse: bloodied uniform, sword still in hand, butterfly haori billowing over a water-lily base churned with wave effects. The Standard version stands alone at 33 cm; the Deluxe adds Kanae’s translucent spirit form rising behind her, pushing the piece to 40 cm. With an edition of 88 units across both versions combined, this is a genuinely scarce piece for any serious Demon Slayer shelf.
CHARACTER ORIGIN
What Anm Studio emphasizes here is the moment Shinobu refuses to fall — her sister Kanae already gone, her own body pushed past its limit, yet her resolve unbroken. That defiance is the emotional core of her final arc, and it lands hardest precisely because she carries it quietly. Anm Studio stages the figure so that Shinobu stands wounded but upright on a fractured wooden post amid surging water and lotus blooms, while the Deluxe version places Kanae's ethereal translucent form above her — a silent presence that reframes the whole piece as a conversation between grief and will.
