This Ultra Street Fighter II: The Final Challengers Edmond Honda figure captures the power and presence of the legendary sumo wrestler in 1/12 scale. The figure stands in a ready stance with weight shifted as if braced for a match, one fist clenched while the other rests near his side. Honda is sculpted with a muscular torso and thick arms, reflecting his imposing frame, with a traditional white mawashi wrapped firmly around his hips. The head features his characteristic topknot and a determined expression, complemented by carefully painted facial features and skin tone. The costume and accessories are produced with a mix of glossy skin tones and matte fabric-like finishes. Base stand and optional pose accessories provide dynamic display options, highlighting the figure's dynamic lines and iconic silhouette.

Edmond Honda, the pride of Japan's ancient sumo tradition, enters the world of Street Fighter as a steadfast champion who seeks worthy challengers beyond the ring. He travels across continents to measure his strength against fighters inspired by different styles, from Ryu's disciplined karate to Chun-Li's agile kicks. Honda's philosophy centers on honor, strength, and discipline; his signature moves, Tsuppari and grappling throws, unleash controlled force. In Ultra Street Fighter II: The Final Challengers, Honda's inclusion adds a cultural counterpoint to the street-fighting characters, representing the steadiness of sumo's technique under the glare of modern arcade competition. In this tale, his calm demeanor hides a fierce drive to defend his reputation, to uphold tradition, and to prove that age-old training can still topple the fastest street fighters. The figure honors that character arc while inviting fans to imagine new matchups and story moments.