As every Friday, we revisit Hokuto no Ken figures. This week, HEX Collectibles, a Chinese brand still little known in France, which released a 1/6 scale statue of Raoh and just announced another one of Kenshiro.
A brand from Tianjin
Behind HEX Collectibles is a company from Tianjin, in northern China, Tianjin Sanye Dongman Sheji, which presents itself in English as Threeleaves Comics and Anime Design. The brand, active since 2018, claims over a decade of experience in 3D modeling and printing, painting, and mass production. Its philosophy rests on three pillars: dynamic design, strict quality control, and high-end pieces sold at what it considers a reasonable price.
From Naruto to Hearthstone
All of its pieces are officially licensed. The most extensive line is Naruto Shippuden, with the large dioramas from the UDS range, standing for Ultimate Diorama Statue. The most spectacular, announced in 2022, depicts Hashirama Senju facing Madara’s Susanoo: 57.6 cm tall at 1/8 scale, three interchangeable heads, 750 copies at $949.99. Gaara was also limited to 750 copies, Itachi and Pain to 300.
The rest of the catalog goes in more unexpected directions. Hikaru no Go, the manga about the game of go, got a 1/6 scale statue of Hikaru and the ghost Sai, called “The Divine Move.” Bleach and Hunter × Hunter are also among its licenses. And HEX works outside of manga with Blizzard, for the game Hearthstone: Tyrande, Jaina, and Varian Wrynn.
Raoh, then Kenshiro
Hokuto no Ken arrives in another range, Elite Dynamic, at 1/6 scale. Raoh opens the series, available for pre-order since the summer of 2024. Arm raised, cape blowing in the wind, he towers over a base of charred ruins and bones, 45 cm tall and weighing over 7 kg.
Two years later, on October 3, 2026, HEX unveiled Kenshiro. Same scale, same range, and a base that also tells a story with an overturned motorcycle in the rubble and a zako crushed underneath. Both statues bear the same Coamix license number, GG-012, and the Kenshiro was sculpted by the brand’s in-house team. Placed side by side, Raoh and Kenshiro form a duo that HEX never presented as such, but it is immediately obvious.
See you in 2027
Kenshiro is listed by retailers for the second quarter of 2027, at around €700, same as Raoh. The specifications of both statues are gathered in the Elite Dynamic range product page.
Sources
- HEX Collectibles official website: company, presentation, licenses, catalog.
- Toy People, May 2022: announcement of the Hashirama Senju diorama.
- Sideshow page for Raoh: dimensions, weight, license.
- Official announcement visual for Kenshiro, HEX Collectibles X account, October 2026.
- European retailers: price and announced release date for Kenshiro.
