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Banpresto Grandista Ken Kaneki Tokyo Ghoul Figure

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$22.93 $36.99 In stock

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Banpresto Grandista Ken Kaneki Figure — Tokyo Ghoul

Own one of the most striking Ken Kaneki figures ever produced. This Banpresto Grandista series prize figure captures Kaneki in his iconic ghoul form — white hair, black zipper mask, dark armored jacket, and signature black nails — rendered in premium PVC with exceptional sculpt and paint detail.

Figure Highlights

  • Character: Ken Kaneki (Ghoul Mask Ver.)
  • Series: Tokyo Ghoul
  • Manufacturer: Banpresto / Bandai Namco (Grandista Series)
  • Material: PVC (non-toxic, high-detail finish)
  • Origin: Japan (authentic Japanese release)
  • Age Rating: 18+
  • Condition: Brand new, genuine, in original box

About the Grandista Series

Banpresto's Grandista line is known for its large-scale, highly detailed prize figures that rival scale figures in quality. Each piece features dynamic posing, sharp paint applications, and collector-grade presentation — making this a standout addition to any anime figure collection or display shelf.

Perfect For

Tokyo Ghoul fans, Banpresto collectors, anime figure enthusiasts, and anyone looking for a premium display piece straight from Japan.

Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Scarlett V. ★★★★★

The Grandista scale really makes him tower over my other figures, and the sculpting on his ghoul mask is way sharper than I expected for the price. He's got a solid weight to him and stands steady without any wobble.

Henry H. ★★★★★

The detail on his kagune and the cracked mask is insane for a prize figure. Stood him next to my other ghoul pieces and he instantly became the centerpiece. Packaging arrived clean too, no paint scuffs at all.

Emma W. ★★★★★

The Grandista scale is way bigger than I expected, and the sculpting on Kaneki's kagune and masked face is genuinely impressive for a prize figure. He's the centerpiece of my Tokyo Ghoul shelf now, and the paint shading on his hair looks better in person than in photos.