Tokyo卍Revengers Haitani Ran is depicted in a dynamic 1/7 scale statue with a commanding presence. The figure captures Ran's tall, lean silhouette and fearless glare, sculpted with sharp, angular lines that emphasize his combative nature. He stands in a loose, battle-ready pose, one foot stepping forward as if surveying the next move, while his hands rest near his sides, ready to spring. His hair is rendered in a swept, wind-swept style, with subtle streaks that catch the light, and his signature expression conveys a sly confidence. The outfit blends streetwear and gang aesthetics: a fitted jacket over a dark shirt, with careful texturing on the fabric to suggest folds and creases. Sculpted accessories such as gloves, belts, and boots are finished with metallic paint accents. The base features urban elements and a motif linked to the series, grounding the figure in its Tokyo setting. The paintwork highlights contrasts between shadowed creases and brighter highlights for a dramatic presentation.

Ran Haitani is one of the notorious Haitani brothers, known for their brutal fighting style and unwavering loyalty to their gang ties. In Tokyo Manji Gang circles, he and his younger brother Rindou are feared for their relentless aggression and tactical cunning. Ran's demeanor blends intimidating strength with a sardonic wit; he treats conflict as a game to be won, yet he shows a surprising sense of honor toward those he respects. Throughout the story, his actions push dramatic plot turns, often testing rivals and allies alike. The brothers' presence marks the escalation of gang rivalries and the transformation of their era in Tokyo's underworld. This figure aims to capture his imposing presence and the complex duality of a fierce enforcer who also demonstrates stubborn loyalty to his siblings and crew, reflecting the series' themes of conflict, brotherhood, and survival.