This Bandai Spirits masterful Ichiban Kuji Shigaraki Tomura figure from Boku no Hero Academia's Ichiban Kuji Boku no Villain Academia (A Prize) Masterlise line stands approximately 220 mm tall and presents a dramatic pose that exudes villainous menace. The character is rendered with his pale complexion and tousled light hair, wearing a dark jacket and layered clothing that shows wear and tear. His hands, both real and sculpted as part of the diorama, swirl around him in a flurry of menace, suggesting his Decay power at the ready. The base and surrounding hands are designed to emphasize chaos, with subtle weathering, shading, and a restrained color palette of grays, blues, and bone-like tones. The piece is built to be a centerpiece for a hero antagonist shelf and displays Bandai Spirits' attention to detail in the Masterlise line, and the Ichiban Kuji branding, with a prize-tier presentation.

Shigaraki Tomura is the central villain in the early arcs of My Hero Academia and the public face of the League of Villains. Once a disillusioned youth known as Tenko Shimura, he was molded by All For One to embrace a radical plan: erase quirks from society and reset the world’s power structure. His Quirk, Decay, can erase anything it touches, making him nearly unstoppable in close combat. He travels with the League, recruiting and orchestrating attacks to disrupt hero society, and his ambitions grow as he gains followers and power. This figure captures his menacing presence—the slouched posture, the stormy gaze, and the hands that symbolize his crippling control over others. It’s a visual reminder of his chilling resolve to remake the world in his own image.