This non-scale figure of Kuroko Tetsuya from Gekijouban Kuroko no Basket Last Game is designed for display as a high-detail collectible by Bandai Spirits. The head sculpt captures Kuroko's calm, focused gaze and his neatly styled short hair, with restrained paintwork that emphasizes his quiet demeanor. The jersey is rendered with accurate color blocking and subtle fabric-like texture, including folds and creases that suggest movement during a game. Fine shading on the hair, skin, and uniform adds depth and highlights the contours of the figure. The hands are posed to evoke his characteristic passing gesture, suggesting his role as the masterful orchestrator on the court. Overall, the compact form presents a faithful, easy-to-display representation of this beloved character from the Last Game arc.

Kuroko Tetsuya, nicknamed the Phantom Sixth Man, returns in Gekijouban Kuroko no Basket Last Game as the quiet strategist who makes the impossible look effortless. In this story, he faces intense rival teams and a higher-stakes environment that tests his ability to influence a game without drawing attention to himself. Through precise passes, misdirection, and a trust-based partnership with Taiga Kagami, Kuroko keeps Seirin's offense flowing while defending against overwhelming pressure. His growth centers on learning to communicate through action rather than voice, relying on teammates’ strengths and timing. The Last Game highlights his resolve to protect his friends, his loyalty to his team, and his unwavering belief in the power of teamwork. Across the film, he remains the anchor that enables dramatic comebacks and clutch plays when it matters most.