Max Factory Shana figure.
This is a list of figures that have been released for the Shakugan no Shana series.
Figures come in various different types depending on how they were obtained or the quality of the figure itself. These include:
- Prepainted - assembled and painted figures
- Trading- capsule toys (gashapon), candy toys (shokugan) and trading figures (very small and/or cheap figures and/or toys that come in blinded boxes)[1]
Azone[]
Hybrid Active Figure[]
A 23cm tall 1/6 scale action doll called the Flame-Haired Burning-Eyed Hunter Version was released in November 2006[2] by Azone as part of its Hybrid Active Figure line. It comes in a set with the winter Misaki Municipal High School uniform, Yogasa, a white sleeveless shirt and shorts, knee socks, and shoes. Accessories included are Alastor's Cocytus pendant, the Nietono no Shana, and melonpan. Yogasa can be cast off and the doll can be put in poses.[3]
The doll came with a ticket that allowed a Yukari Hirai version Shana doll to be purchased as well.[3] This doll was released in May 2007.[4]
Azone have also manufactured both the winter and summer Misaki Municipal High School uniforms for use on their dolls.
Bandai[]
ItĆ Noizi Collection[]
In October 2005, Bandai released a set of four trading figures based on works by Noizi ItĆ. Two of them depict Shana and the other two are based on illustrations in her art book, GU-RE-N. The first Shana figure is based on a color poster illustration for the third light novel volume, and the second is based on the title illustration for the short story, Shakugan no Shana when it was published in an official Dengeki Bunko bootleg magazine called "Dengeki Bunko" (é»æăŽăłă). Both of those illustrations were also published in GU-RE-N.
Tori-Colle![]
In December 2006, Bandai added five Shakugan no Shana trading figures to its Tori-Colle! line. The five figures are: Shana A - Flame Haze version, Shana B - Karikari Mofumofu (ă«ăȘă«ăȘăąăăąă) version, Kazumi Yoshida, Wilhelmina Carmel, and Hecate. They are all 5cm tall. When a box of ten Tori-Colle! figures was bought, a message from Noizi ItĆ was included.[5]
Figure Meister ItĆ Noizi Collection Neo[]
On January 24, 2007, Bandai released another set of trading figures based on illustrations by Noizi ItĆ. Like the previous ItĆ Noizi Collection, all five figures for Figure Meister ItĆ Noizi Collection Neo are based on illustrations in the art book GU-RE-N. The first three are Shakugan no Shana figures. The Shakugan no Shana figures are: Shana A - Winter Present (ćŹăźăăŹăŒăłă) version, which is based on an illustration for the Dengeki Daioh in December 2004, Shana B - One-piece (ăŻăłăăŒăč) version, which depicts Shana in a dress she wore in the second light novel volume, and Kazumi Yoshida, which is based on her design for the Shakugan no Shana Drama Disk. The Kazumi figure comes with parts allowing it to swap between the summer and winter Misaki Municipal High School uniforms. The last two figures are based on ItĆ's designs for Al-Azif and Etheldreda from Demonbane.[6] Like the Tori-Colle! figures, a message from Noizi ItĆ was included with the purchase of a box of the figures.[7]
Figure Meister Shana & Nanatsuiro Selection[]
The Figure Meister Shana & Nanatsuiro Selection set of trading figures by Bandai is the first of three sets featuring characters from both Shakugan no Shana and Nanatsuiro Drops, a visual novel featuring character designs by Noizi ItĆ. The two series had collaborated in the past. The set was released in February 2008 and is comprised of 5 figures with 3 from Shakugan no Shana; Shana (Flame Haze version), Shana (Casual Clothes (ç§æ) version), and Wilhelmina Carmel. The other 2 figures are Prima Pramu (Sumomo Akihime) and Prima Asparas from Nanatsuiro Drops.[8] The two Shana figures are based on illustrations promoting the anime series and the Wilhelmina figure is based on her design for the Shakugan no Shana Drama Disk.
Q-JOY Shana & Nanatsuiro Selection[]
The Q-JOY Shana & Nanatsuiro Selection set was released on the same month as the Figure Meister set as part of the Q-JOY line of articulate, unassembled trading figures. The lineup for the set is Shana and Kazumi Yoshida from Shakugan no Shana and Sumomo Akihime and Nona YĆ«ki from Nanatsuiro Drops.[9]
Figure Meister Half Prism Shana & Nanatsuiro Selection[]
In March 2008, the third and final Shana & Nanatsuiro Selection set was released. The figures, known as Half Prisms, depict the characters enclosed in triangular prisms, which can be put against each other to form a rectangular prism. The lineup for this set is Shana and Kazumi Yoshida from Shakugan no Shana and Sumomo Akihime, Nona YĆ«ki, and Flora Koiwai from Nanatsuiro Drops.[10] All the figures are depicted as being at the beach.
Banpresto[]
Dengeki Bunko Collection Figure[]
A Shana trading figure was released in early September 2005 by Banpresto as part of the Dengeki Bunko Figure Collection 1 along with five other Dengeki Bunko heroines: Kana Iriya from Iriya no Sora, UFO no Natsu, Sadagiri Shinjou from The Ending Chronicle, Dokuro Mitsukai from Bludgeoning Angel Dokuro-Chan, KĆ«gen Tenko from Our Home's Fox Deity., and Tama Katsura from Tengoku ni Namida wa Iranai as a secret variant. The figure is about 9cm tall and was jointly manufactured by Banpresto and Unifive.[11]
DX Girls Figure[]
In March 2006,[12] Banpresto released 1/8 scale prepainted swimsuit version figures of Shana and Kazumi Yoshida under their DX Girls Figure (DXăŹăŒă«ășăăŁăźă„ăą) line. They are approximately 17 cm in height.[13]
DX Girls Figure 2[]
Three months after the first set, Banpresto released a second set of the DX Girls Figures. Again with Shana and Kazumi Yoshida, this time the figures are wearing pajamas.
Fulton Japan[]
Anime 20th Anniversary Chronograph[]
On October 9, 2025, Fulton Japan announced it would release a Shakugan no Shana-inspired chronograph under their Anime Collection line for the 20th Anniversary of the anime series,[14] with the watch being scheduled for release in late April 2026.[15] The chronographs are special limited editions with their manufacture capped at 2005 pieces.[16]
The chronograph has an asymmetrical black dial. At the 12 o'clock position are metal decorational motifs of Alastor's Cocytus and Shinpan. Two natural diamonds are set at the 2 o'clock position as a special design to celebrate the 20th Anniversary. The dates on which the first episodes of the the first season, Second, S OVA, and Final were aired or released (October 5 2005, October 4 2007, October 23 2009, and October 7 2011 respectively) are carved into the watch face. The watch's second hand is inspired by the Nietono no Shana. On the face are engravings inspired by the Reiji Maigo and ahoge. The moonphase uses TendĆkyĆ« and Seireiden as motifs to express a world where the Present World and the Crimson Realm intersect. A disc on the back of the dial rotates at a regular interval, causing the scenery to change slowly with the passage of time.[16] TendĆkyĆ« shows during a.m. times and Seireiden shows during p.m. times.[15] The back cover has a design inspired by Unrestricted Spells and is engraved with the edition number to verify the chronograph as a special limited edition of 2005 pieces.[16] Each piece has its own edition number so no watch will have the same number.[15]
In additional to a solid stainless steel metal band, the watch also comes with a leather band inspired by Yogasa. The leather band has a deep black outer material and a red lining reminiscent of Shana's flaming hair and burning eyes. The lining is engraved with the words "20th Anniversary" and the official logo of the anime series.[16] The Yogasa band is made from genuine leather.[15]
Included with the watch is a special watch box which resembles a grimoire with the power of an Unrestricted Spell to manipulate Power of Existence. The box is finished with PU leather and embossed with an Unrestricted Spell and the words "20th Anniversary". Included is a watch guarantee card featuring an illustration of Shana with a box full of melonpan on the front and Shana with flaming hair and burning eyes on the back.[16]
FuRyu[]
Dengeki 20th Anniversary Festival prize figures[]
In December 2012, FuRyu produced two Shana prepainted figures to be used as prizes for the Dengeki 20th Anniversary Festival, one with flaming-hair and one with black hair.[17]
Trio-Try-iT[]
In August 2024, FuRyu revealed a Shana figure for their Trio-Try-iT line of prize figures. It was scheduled for release in Winter 2024,[18] and was distributed in late January 2025.[19][20] The figure did not feature Cocytus.
Good Smile Company[]
Hecate/Trigon Leather Mobile Phone Strap[]
In January 2008, Good Smile Company released a leather mobile phone strap accessory depicting Hecate's Treasure Tool, Trigon.[21]
Nendoroid[]
The Nendoroid (ăăă©ăăă©) series is a signature figure line of Good Smile Company. They depict characters from anime, manga or video game designed with a large head and smaller body to give them a cute appearance. Their faces and other body parts are exchangeable, giving them a range of different expressions and poses. Four Shana Nendoroids have been released. All Nendoroids are said to be sculpted by Nendoron (ăăă©ăă).
Nendoroid Petite Shakugan no Shana Second VIII[]
The Nendoroid Petite (ăăă©ăăă©ă·ăĄ) figures are about 6.5cm tall half the size of regular Nendoroids. The first Shana Nendoroid Petite was released on August 29, 2008 in a limited edition bundle with the eighth and final DVD volume of Shakugan no Shana Second.[22] This Nendoroid Petite can be differentiated from the second one in that Shana has darker hair and does not come with Yogasa as an accessory.
Enpatsu Shakugan version[]
In November 2008, the first regular sized Shana Nendoroid, the Enpatsu Shakugan (çé«ȘçŒçŒ, Flame-Haired Burning-Eyed) version, was released. It comes with three face and arm parts and Yogasa, Nietono no Shana, and the Cocytus pendant as accessories. The Nendoroid was given the joke Flame Haze title, "Flame-Haired Burning-Eyed Soother" (çé«ȘçŒçŒăźçăæ Enpatsu Shakugan no Iyashite).[23]
Dengeki Daioh version[]
The Dengeki Daioh (é»æ性ç) version Nendoroid was available via a mail order with an application from the September 2008 issue of Dengeki Daioh, a manga magazine which serialized the Shakugan no Shana manga series. After the application, it was released in December.[24] Along with that issue of Dengeki Bunko was a keychain made by Toy's Works. The cover of the issue is a collaboration illustration between Shakugan no Shana and Toradora! of Shana and Taiga Aisaka,[25] which was illustrated by Ayato Sasakura, the illustrator of the Shakugan no Shana manga, and ZekkyĆ, the illustrator of the Toradora! manga.
Nendoroid Petite Dengeki Gakuen RPG: Cross of Venus[]
In March 2009, another Nendoroid Petite of Shana was released in a set of four which was bundled with the limited edition of the video game, Dengeki Gakuen RPG: Cross of Venus, which features Shana and other Dengeki Bunko heroines. The other three characters in the set are; Taiga Aisaka from Toradora!, Kino from Kino's Journey, and Index from Toaru Majutsu no Index.[26] This Nendoroid Petite can be differentiated from the first one in that Shana is wearing the winter Misaki Municipal High School uniform and Yogasa.
Flame-Haired Burning-Eyed Hunter[]
On 12 February, 2023, at the 2023 Winter Wonder Festival, Good Smile Company unveiled a prototype figure of Shana for the series' 20th anniversary, titled "Flame-Haired Burning-Eyed Hunter" (çé«ȘçŒçŒăźèšăĄæ).[27] A colored prototype was unveiled on April 26.[28] A 1/7 scale figure based on a new illustration by Noizi ItĆ drawn specifically to be adapted into a figure, it could be pre-ordered from May 9 to June 21 2023 and was scheduled to be released in June 2024.[29] Orders of the figure started being shipped out on July 17.[30]
Chocopuni Plushie[]
On 27 October, 2025, Good Smile Company announced a Shana plushie under their Chocopuni line.[31] Preorders were taken from announcement date to 26 November and the plushies were scheduled to be shipped in April 2026.[32]
GraffArt Shop[]
On January 26, 2019, the anime goods store GraffArt Shop introduced Shakugan no Shana goods for sale at its parent company A3's A3 Market in Akihabara.[33] There were five items, each adorned by one or both of two original illustrations of Shana. The items were a card case, 2 acrylic keychains, a phone case for iPhone 6/6s/7/8, and a leather strap.
Griffon Enterprises[]
Minheru figures[]
From 2008 to 2011, Griffon Enterprises released three 1/7 scale prepainted Shana color variant figures, which were sculpted by Minheru (ăżăăžă). They are about 18cm tall and have transparent hair. The first of these figures was released in October 2008, but was later re-released in November 2011.[34] The second version, called the Black Hair Clear (é»é«ȘăŻăȘăą) version, was released in May 2009.[35] The last color variant, the Sweet Yellow (ăčăŠăŁăŒăă€ăšăăŒ) version, was released in September 2009.[36]
i-con Swimsuit version[]
In September 2012, Griffon Enterprises released a 1/8 scale prepainted Shana figure called the Swimsuit (æ°Žç) version. The figure was sculpted by i-con and is based on an illustration by Noizi ItĆ. The figure was later re-released in April 2013.[37] The jacket of the figure can be cast-off.
GSI Creos[]
P:chara[]
Flame Hair version Shana
Black Hair version Shana
In November 2007, GSI Creos added two Shana figures to its P:chara (PăăŁă©) line; the Black Hair (é»é«Ș) version and the Flame Hair (çé«Ș) version. The Black Hair version was a limited edition exclusive to the Dengeki 15th Anniversary Festival for Shakugan no Shana Second, which was airing at that time, while the Flame Hair version was obtainable via mail order using the November and December volumes of the Dengeki Daioh manga magazine and sent out in February 2008.[38] The Black Hair version is wearing the summer Misaki Municipal High School uniform and comes with two accessories; a melonpan and a little doll of YĆ«ji Sakai. The Flame Hair version is wearing the winter Misaki Municipal High School uniform and comes with three accessories; Yogasa, the Nietono no Shana, and a flame sword effect piece.
Jun Planning[]
Moeart Collection[]
On April 28, 2007, Jun Planning released a Shana figure as part of their Moeart Collection (ăąăšăąăŒăă»ăłăŹăŻă·ă§ăł) line. It is a 1/6 scale prepainted figure based on the illustration for the the fifth light novel volume.[39] A limited edition black haired version was released with the mail order trader T.J GrosNet. Both versions were sculpted by Keisuke Sawada (æŸ€ç° ćä»).[40] The two figures come with the Nietono no Shana and Yogasa accessories, which can be cast off.
Another figure from the Moeart Collection produced by Jun Planning is a 1/1 scale, 10cm tall Shana-tan figure which could only be bought on the T.J GrosNet website.[41] It comes with two extra hands which can be interchanged, one holding the Nietono no Shana and one holding melonpan. The figure is articulated at the neck, shoulders, arms, and hip.[42]
Kaiyodo[]
Capsule Fortune Shana[]
In January 2014, Kaiyodo produced a set of five Shana capsule phone straps as part of their Capsule Fortune (ă«ăă»ă«ăăżăă) series. As with other Capsule Fortune sets, the five straps each have a different probability of being obtained from a capsule, and each is attributed to a level of luck in order to read the owner's fortune. The figures on the straps are 5cm tall and were sculpted by Tomohide Enoki (æŠæš ăšăăČă§), and the straps and figure costumes was produced by Eiichiro Matsumoto (æŸæŹæ äžé). The straps are:
- [Excellent Luck] Swimsuit Shana (ă性ćăæ°Žçă·ăŁă [Daikichi] Mizugi Shana): Incidence rate about 16%
- [Good Fortune] Summer Uniform Shana (Flame-Haired Burning-Eyed) (ăćăć€ć¶æă·ăŁă[çé«ȘçŒçŒ] [Kichi] Natsu Seifuku Shana (Enpatsu Shakugan)): Incidence rate about 20%
- [Average Good Luck] Winter Uniform Shana (ăäžćăćŹć¶æă·ăŁă [ChĆ«kichi] Fuyu Seifuku Shana): Incidence rate about 34%
- [Slightly Good Luck] Casual Clothes Shana (ăć°ćăç§æă·ăŁă [ShĆkichi] Shifuku Shana): Incidence rate about 34%
- [Bad Luck] Wounds All Over Body Shana (ăć¶ăæșèș«ć”çă·ăŁă [KyĆ] ManshinsĆi Shana): Incidence rate about 10%[43]
![[Excellent Luck] Swimsuit Shana](/wiki/File:Kaiyodo_Daikichi_Swimsuit_Shana_capsule.png "Kaiyodo Daikichi Swimsuit Shana capsule.png (252 KB)")
![[Good Fortune] Summer Uniform Shana (Flame-Haired Burning-Eyed)](/wiki/File:Kaiyodo_Kichi_Summer_Uniform_Shana_capsule.png "Kaiyodo Kichi Summer Uniform Shana capsule.png (286 KB)")
![[Average Good Luck] Winter Uniform Shana](/wiki/File:Kaiyodo_Chukichi_Winter_Uniform_Shana_capsule.png "Kaiyodo Chukichi Winter Uniform Shana capsule.png (242 KB)")
![[Slightly Good Luck] Casual Clothes Shana](/wiki/File:Kaiyodo_Shokichi_Casual_Clothes_Shana_capsule.png "Kaiyodo Shokichi Casual Clothes Shana capsule.png (237 KB)")
![[Bad Luck] Wounds All Over Body Shana](/wiki/File:Kaiyodo_Kyo_Wounds_All_Over_Body_Shana_capsule.png "Kaiyodo Kyo Wounds All Over Body Shana capsule.png (237 KB)")
KDcolle[]
Burning-Eyed Beauty Shana Figure[]
On 21 November, 2022, KDcolle (Kadokawa Collection) prematurely tweeted an announcement for a Shana figure as part of the original novels' 20th Anniversary, with the tweet later being deleted[44] before being tweeted out again a day later.[45] The figure will be based on an illustration by Noizi ItĆ of Shana wearing a kimono, which was released for the 20th Anniversary Online Lottery. The figure was still in production, with further news scheduled for February 2023. A 1/7 scale figure, it was initially named "Shana - Red Spider Lily Kimono version" (ă·ăŁă æŒç æČèŻçç©Ver. ),[44] but when a colored protoype was unveiled at 2023 Winter Wonder Festival, the figure was renamed to "Shana - Burning-Eyed Beauty ver." (ă·ăŁă çŒçŒăçŸäșșver.) to match the ukiyo-e print.[46]
KDColle announced that the figure would be released in January 2024. If the figure is purchased from the Kadokawa Store, Ebten, or Chara-ani, a removable flame effect piece would also be included. A deluxe edition called the "Kadokawa Special Set" can also be purchased, which will also include a rubber mat with ItĆ's illustration on it.[47] The release date was later pushed back to March.[48]
Burning-Eyed Beauty Shana Ukiyo-e[]
From noon on December 1 on the Dengekiya online store, preorders would open for an ukiyo-e woodblock print named "Portrait of a Burning-Eyed Beauty - Shana" (çŒçŒăçŸäșșćł ă·ăŁă), which was based on the same Noizi ItĆ illustration. The engraving was done by traditional craftsman Saeko Nagai and the printing was by Makoto Nakayama, a woodblock printer who was Deputy Director of the Ukiyo-e Woodblock Engravers Technique Preservation Association. Only 100 of them would be made and were planned for release in late February 2023.[44][49] The next day after preorders opened, the 100 woodblock prints were already sold out, though Dengekiya announced that more would be made.[50] On December 21, a second 100 prints were made available for purchase.[49][51]
New KDcolle non-scale figure[]
On 27 September 2025, KDcolle announced that they would produce a Shana figure as part of a new project of non-scale figures that would focus on the quality of sculpting and coloring and be at affordable prices and sizes.[52]
Konami[]
FIGUMATE[]
Left to right from top row: Shana, Shana with melonpan, Shana Smiling ver., Shana Flame Haze ver., Fumina Konoe, Kazumi Yoshida, Yukari Hirai, and Shana Bandage ver..
In October 2008, Konami added a set of eight Shakugan no Shana figures to its FIGUMATE line of small, super deformed trading figures. They are purchasable in boxes of ten, and like other FIGUMATE figures, their hair, head, body, hips, arm and leg pieces can be separated and joined to form combinations and are about 7cm tall. The figures are; Shana, Shana with melonpan, Shana Smiling (çŹéĄ) version (with melonpan), Shana Flame Haze version (with sword), Fumina Konoe, Kazumi Yoshida, Yukari Hirai, and Shana Bandage (ć 枯) version, with the Shana Bandage version figure being rare.[53]
Kotobukiya[]
Tsukuru Shirahige figures[]
In 2006, Kotobukiya released two 1/8 scale prepainted Shana figure variants, both of which were sculpted by Tsukuru Shirahige (çœé« ć” Shirahige Tsukuru). The first one, depicting a black-haired Shana, was released on August 14. It comes with melonpan accessories and the skirt can be cast off.[54] A second version, called the Guren (çŽ èź, Crimson) version, was released in September and was exclusive to the Kotobukiya Shop.[55]
Swimsuit version[]
In April 2007, Kotobukiya released a 1/6 scale prepainted figure of Shana sculpted by Houjun Otoyama (äčć±±æłçŽ). It is based on an illustration by Sumie Kinoshita for volume 77 of Megami Magazine,[56][57] released in October 2006, which was advertising Shakugan no Shana Tokubetsu-hen: Koi to Onsen no KĆgai GakushĆ«!. The figure was later re-released in late March 2008.[58]
China Bikini and Candy Bikini versions[]
China Bikini version Shana
Candy Bikini version Shana
In February 2008, Kotobukiya released two 1/8 scale prepainted Shana variant figures; the China Bikini (ăăŁă€ăăăă) version and the Candy Bikini (ăăŁăłăăŁăŒăăă) version. The China Bikini version depicts a black-haired, twintail Shana riding on a banana boat. In warm temperatures, the swimsuit becomes a little transparent.[59] The Candy Bikini version depicts a flame-haired Shana sitting in a sandbox, and was sculpted by Munetoshi Makio (æ§ć°Ÿ ćźć©).[60] Both figures were later re-released in March 2010.[61]
Max Factory[]
1/8 scale figure[]
In November 2007, Max Factory, a manufacturer affiliated with Good Smile Company, released an 1/8 scale prepainted Shana figure.[62] The pose that the figure makes is based on the key visual illustration by Noizi ItĆ to promote the first anime series. The figure was sculpted by Takahiro Hashimoto (æ©æŹ éć Ź).[63]
Figma[]
Figma is an action figure series produced by Max Factory and distributed by Good Smile Factory. They are highly articulated and hand-sized figures and are all around 13cm tall. All Figma figures are said to be sculpted by Masaki Apsy (æ” äș ççŽ Asai Masaki).
Flame Hair version[]
A Figma of Shana, called the Flame Hair (çé«Ș Enpatsu), was released in December 2008.[64] It comes with stand to support poses where the figure can no longer stand by itself. It also has exchangeable hand and face parts and the Nietono no Shana and melonpan as accessories.
Black Hair version[]
The Black Hair (é»é«Ș Kurogami) version was a limited edition mail order Figma. It could be mail ordered on December 2008 through two October 2008 magazines, Dengeki Hobby Magazine or volume 29 of Figure Maniacs Otome, as well as mail ordered from Dengeki's online shop, Dengekiya. The figure was then released in February 2009.[65]
MegaHouse[]
Hirai Yukari-san[]
In March 2007, MegaHouse added a Shana action doll, called Hirai Yukari-san (ćčłäșăăăăă), to its Action Figure Collection+ line. It depicts Shana with twintails and is able to be put in different poses. It comes with two pairs of clothes that it can wear: the Misaki Municipal High School winter uniform and school swimsuit. Alastor's Cocytus pendant and a melonpan are included as accessories and optional hand parts. The figure is about 25cm tall.[66]
Movic[]
Plush Toys[]
Movic released plush toys of Shana and Kazumi Yoshida. They are about 18cm tall and were released at the end of April 2007.[67]
New Vision Toys[]
1/8 scale Shana and Kazumi Yoshida[]
On February 7, 2016, New Vision Toys announced at the 2016 Winter Wonder Festival that they would release a 1/8 scale prepainted figure of Shana and Kazumi Yoshida.[68] At the 2016 Summer Wonder Festival on July 24, they revealed the prototype of the figure and set 2017 as the figure's release date.[69] The figure is likely based on an illustration by Noizi ItĆ depicting Shana with Sumomo Akihime, a character with a very similar design to Kazumi and from Nanatsuiro Drops, a visual novel which ItĆ also provided character designs for. However, the figure was never released.
Resinya![]
Noir, Strawberry and Alice Blue versions[]
In July 2008, Resinya!, a subsidiary of Cospa, released three 1/6 scale prepainted Shana color variant figures. They are called the Noir (ăăŻăŒă«), Strawberry (ăčăăăăȘăŒ), and Alice Blue (ăąăȘăčăă«ăŒ) versions and depict Shana as a waitress. They all come with headphone accessories and were all sculpted by Hiroshi (ăČăă) of the figure circle Sakurazensen (æĄćç·).[70] Both the Strawberry and Alice Blue versions were limited edition exclusives to two different online anime goods retailers; the Strawberry version for Gee!STORE[71] and the Alice Blue version for AmiAmi. The Alice Blue version was inspired by Alice's Adventures in Wonderland.[72] The concept for the figures may have arisen from an illustration by Noizi ItĆ at the end of the seventh light novel volume, which depicted Shana as a waitress and was printed on July 10, 2004.
Sega[]
Dengeki Bunko Fighting Climax HG Figure[]
Shana HG Figure
Shana Game Color version
To promote its 2D fighting game, Dengeki Bunko Fighting Climax, which features Dengeki Bunko characters including Shana, high grade prepainted prize figures of all 12 playable characters were produced by Sega. The Shana HG Figure was released along with Kirito from Sword Art Online in June 2015.[73] Later in January 2016, Sega released a color variant of the HG Figure called the Game Color (ăČăŒă ă«ă©ăŒ) version, and was again released with a similar Kirito figure.[74] The colors of the figure are based on the thirteenth palette colors of Shana's sprite in the game.
SuperGroupies[]
On November 22, 2018,[75] the anime and game fashion brand SuperGroupies introduced 3 items inspired by Shakugan no Shana. One is a coat designed after Yogasa and the other two are a necklace and a wristwatch, both inspired by Alastor's Cocytus.
Taito[]
Kuji Honpo figures[]
Regular version
Karimofu Melonpan version
In March 2012, Taito produced two Shana color variant prepainted Shana figures as grand prizes for their Kuji Honpo lottery. The regular version depicts Shana with flaming-hair while the Karimofu Melonpan (ă«ăȘăąăăĄăăłăăł), which was a last-chance prize in the lottery, depicts her with black hair. The figures are based on an illustration by Noizi ItĆ used for the CD cover of Hishoku no Sora.[76]
Toranoana[]
Palm Characters: Dengeki Bunko Characters[]
In March 31, 2003, Toranoana released a set of eight palm sized trading figures of characters from the Dengeki Bunko imprint, one of which was Shana. She was released along with Kino from Kino's Journey, Kana Iriya from Iriya no Sora, UFO no Natsu, Dokuro-chan from Bludgeoning Angel Dokuro-Chan, Index from Toaru Majutsu no Index, Haruka Nogizaka from Nogizaka Haruka no Himitsu, Sadagiri Shinjou from The Ending Chronicle, and Momo from Ballad of a Shinigami. Each character has two color variants.[77]
FineScenery[]
In May 2007, Toranoana released a 1/8 scale prepainted Shana figure under their FineScenery line. Both her skirt and Yogasa can be cast off. The figure was sculpted by Meinashi.[78]
Toy's Works[]
SW Series[]
Flame Haze and Yukari Hirai versions[]
In late August 2006, Toy's Works released two 1/8 scale, 17.5cm prepainted Shana figures, both variants of each other sculpted by Toufuku (ćçŠ). The versions are called the "Flame Haze version" (ăăŹă€ă ăă€ășVer.) and the "Yukari Hirai version" (ćčłäșăăăVer.).[79][80]
Unmei no Keiyaku and TendĆkyĆ« no ShĆjo versions[]
Contract of Fate Version
The Girl From TendĆkyĆ« Version
In October 2006, Toy's Works and Chara-Ani released two 1/8 scale prepainted Shana figure color variants that they had jointly produced,[81][82] the "Contract of Fate" (éćœăźć„çŽ Unmei no Keiyaku) version and the "The Girl from TendĆkyĆ«" (怩éćźźăźć°ć„ł TendĆkyĆ« no ShĆjo) version. The Contract of Fate depicts Shana with flaming hair and The Girl From TendĆkyĆ« depicts Shana with black hair. Both figures were sculpted by Yoshiyuki Nakayama (äžć±± ććčž) and were later re-released in December 2011.[83]
Ceremony and Noir versions[]
Ceremony Version
Noir Version
In April 2007[84][85] Toy's Works released another another set of two 1/8 scale, 19cm prepainted Shana figures. They drew inspiration from the depiction of Shana on the cover of Shakugan no Shana Light Novel Volume S, where she is wearing the dress and hairstyle she wears in the side story Ceremony, but gave her an original pose.[86] Like the name suggests, the Ceremony version is the color variant which matches the colors of the original depiction on the cover. They come with a postcard of the cover illustration. Three other color variants were later released; the Wedding version, and the Casual and Strawberry Milk versions.
Guren no Sensei version[]
In July 2007, Toy's Works released the Guren no Sensei (çŽ èźăźćźŁèȘ, Crimson Oath) Shana figure to their Solid Works Collection line. For a limited time after its initial release, the figure comes with a postcard featuring the illustration on the cover of the fourteenth light novel volume.[87] It is 18cm in height.[88]
Wedding version[]
In October 2007, Toy's Works released a color variant of the Ceremony version Shana figure, calling it the Wedding version.[89] Like the Ceremony and Noir versions, it is 1/8 scale, 19cm and prepainted.[90] Shana's dress was painted white to resemble a wedding dress.
Himitsu and Nekomimi versions[]
In January 2008, Toy's Works released another set of two color variant figures; the Himitsu (ăČăżă€, Secret) version and the Nekomimi (ăăăżăż, Cat Ears) version.[91][92] Both are 1/8 scale prepainted figures. The figures were designed under the full supervision of Noizi ItĆ.[93]
Shana and Kazumi Yoshida 2-set[]
In January 2009, Toy's Works released a set of two 1/8 scale prepainted figures containing a Shana and Kazumi Yoshida figure, both wearing gym clothes.[94] The two figures are purchased together in one box. The gym shorts of the figures are able to be cast off.
Casual and Strawberry Milk versions[]
In February 2012, Toy's Works released two color variants of the original Ceremony Shana figure, the Casual version and the Strawberry Milk version.[95][96]
Dengeki Daioh figures[]
Toy's Works manufactured several trading figures which came with issues of Dengeki Daioh, the manga magazine which was serializing the Shakugan no Shana manga series.[97] All of the Dengeki Daioh figures were sculpted by Basarokikku.[98]
August 2006 issue[]
The August 2006 issue of Dengeki Daioh, released on June 21, came with a Shana figure called the Flame-Haired Burning-Eyed Hunter version.[99]
September 2006 issue[]
The September 2006 issue, released on July 21, came with a Shana figure called the Melonpan Karimofu (ăĄăăłăăłă«ăȘăąă) version.[100]
October 2006 issue[]
The October 2006 issue, released on August 21, came with a Shana figure called the School Swimsuit Twintail (ăčăŻæ°Žăă€ăłăăŒă« Suku mizu tsuintÄru) version.[101]
November 2006 release[]
The August-October 2006 had come with tickets to allow another Shana figure to be mail ordered.[102] The Shana figure that could be mail ordered was called the Shana-san lovey dovey (ă·ăŁăăăăăŹă㏠Shana-san deredere) version.[97]
August 2007 issue[]
The August 2007 issue, released on June 21, came with a Shana figure called the Shakugan no Shana-tan Comic (çŒçŒăźăăăȘăăăłăăăŻ) version.[103] The figure comes with cat ears and Yogasa, which can both be removed. This figure and the future months' Yoshida, Hecate, and Wilhelmina figures were all designed by Ayato Sasakura.[98][104]
September 2007 issue[]
The September 2007 issue, released on July 21, came with a Kazumi Yoshida figure called the Gym Uniform (äœææ) version.[97] The figure comes with a red headband and dog ears, which are interchangeable, and the figure can even wear the cat ears from the previous month's Shana-tan figure.
October 2007 issue[]
The October 2007 issue, released on August 21, came with a Hecate figure called the Prayer to the Master (äž»ăžăźç„ă) version.[97] Hecate's cloak and hat can be taken off and parts from the previous months' figures can be attached.
February 2008 release[]
A Wilhelmina figure called the Peerless Combatant Skills (æŠæçĄć) version was released in February 2008 to be purchased with the magazine.[97] Her headdress, dress and bloomers can be removed.
September 2008 issue[]
December 2011 issue[]
Toy's Works Collection Niitengo[]
Niitengo is the name of Toy's Works' line of miniature trading figures. Its sister figure series, appropriately named "SisterS", are even smaller figures attached to keychains.
Dengeki Daioh SisterS[]
The September 2008 issue of Dengeki Daioh, released on July 26, came with a SisterS keychain of Shana.[97] This issue of the magazine included a mail order application for the Dengeki Daioh version Nendoroid by Good Smile Company.
Collection Niitengo Shakugan no Shana Second[]
In November 2008, a set of ten Niitengo figures were released. The figures are; Shana Guren no SĆyoku (çŽ èźăźćçżŒ, Wings of Crimson) version, Shana Shana-tan version, Cinderella no Shana, Kazumi Yoshida Bento (ăćŒćœ) version, Kazumi Yoshida Bag (ăă°ă) version, Fumina Konoe Recorder (ăăŠçŹ) version, Fumina Konoe Ice Cream (ăąă€ăč) version, Hecate, Wilhelmina Shopping (ăèČ·ăç©) version, and Wilhelmina Manipulator of Objects version.[105]
Dengeki Daioh December 2011[]
The December 2011 issue of Dengeki Daioh, released on October 27, came with a Shana Niitengo.[97] The clothes that the Shana Niitengo is wearing are similar to the ones worn by Shana during the latter episodes of Shakugan no Shana Second.
In the same issue, it was possible to mail order a set of three Niitengo figures which were released in April 2012. The set depicts Shana, Kazumi Yoshida and Fumina Konoe in pajamas and is called the Everyone Staying Overâ„DokiDoki Pajama Party Set (ăżăăȘă§ăæłăâ„DokiDokiăăžăŁăăăŒăăŁă»ăă).[97]
Niitengo SisterS Shakugan no Shana Final[]
In August 2012, a set of Niitengo SisterS keychains, with eight regular figures and one secret figure. The figures are; Shana-tan Karimofu (ă·ăŁăăă ăăăă”) version, Shana Flame Haze version, Shana Black Kitty (ă·ăŁă ăăă«ăăă Shana Kuronyanko) version, Kazumi Yoshida Doggy (ćç°äžçŸ ăăă Yoshida Kazumi Wanko) version, Supreme Hecate-tan (é ăźăă«ăăŒăă Itadaki no HekatÄ-tan), Wilhelmina Carmel Shopping (ăŽăŁă«ăă«ăăă»ă«ă«ăĄă« èČ·ăćșă Viruherumina Karumeru Kaidashi) version, Alastor, and YĆ«ji Sakai.[106] The secret figure depicts a sleeping Shana.[107]
![[Secret] Shana[107]](/wiki/File:SnS_Final_SisterS_Secret_Shana.png "SnS Final SisterS Secret Shana.png (128 KB)")
Collection Niitengo Shakugan no Shana Final[]
In November 2012, Toy's Works released another set of Niitengo figures, with nine regular figures and one secret figure. The regular figures are; Swimsuit Shana Water Gun (æ°Žçă·ăŁă æ°Žă§ăŁăœă Mizugi Shana MizudeppĆ) version, Shana Flame Hair (ă·ăŁă çé«Ș Shana Enpatsu) version, Swimsuit Fumina Swim Ring (æ°ŽçćČè ăăă Mizugi Fumina Ukiwa) version, Shana-tan Uruchai X3 (ă·ăŁăăă ăăăĄăăĂ3) version, Swimsuit Yoshida-san Beachball (æ°Žçćç°ăă ăăŒăăăŒă« Mizugi Yoshida-san BÄ«chibĆru) version, Wilhelmina Lingering Ribbon (ăŽăŁă«ăă«ăă ăăȘăłăăȘăăł Viruherumina Tanabiku Ribon) version, Uniform Fumina Small Bird (ć¶æćČè ć°éł„ Seifuku Fumina Kotori) version, Winter Clothes Yoshida-san Eve (ćŹæćç°ăă ă€ăăźæ„ Fuyufuku Yoshida-san Ibu no Hi) version, and Wilhelmina Not Used to Home Cooking (ăŽăŁă«ăă«ăă æ ŁăăȘăææç Viruherumina Narenai TeryĆri) version.[108] The secret figure is a Shana figure with cat ears.[109] When a box of the set is purchased, it comes with three papercraft accessories; a giant melonpan, the Persona mask, and a snowman.
![[Secret] Shana](/wiki/File:SnS_Final_Niitengo_Shana_secret.png "SnS Final Niitengo Shana secret.png (568 KB)")
Dengeki Heroines Figure Collection Niitengo[]
A Shana Niitengo was one of a set of twenty Niitengos of various heroines from Dengeki light novels or manga called the Dengeki Heroines Figure Collection, which was released in March 2013 to celebrate the 20th anniversary of ASCII Media Works.[110]
Toy's Works Collection DX[]
Collection DX - Shakugan no Shana[]
In November 2006, Toy's Works released their first Collection DX, a set of six trading figures, with four alternate color variants. The six figures are: Shana A - flaming-haired with winter uniform and Nietono no Shana, Shana B - flaming-hair with underwear, Shana C - black hair with gym uniform, Wilhelmina Carmel, Shana D - black hair with swimsuit, and Kazumi Yoshida.[111] The color variants are for Shana B, C, D, and Kazumi Yoshida. The set was re-released in November 2011.[112] The normal variant Shana D and Kazumi Yoshida figures depict the characters as they appear in the short story, Shakugan no Shana.
![Shana B Alternate color[113]](/wiki/File:Toy%27s_Works_Collection_DX_Shana_B_Alternate.png "Toy's Works Collection DX Shana B Alternate.png (139 KB)")
![Shana C Alternate color[114]](/wiki/File:Toy%27s_Works_Collection_DX_Shana_C_Alternate.png "Toy's Works Collection DX Shana C Alternate.png (178 KB)")
![Shana D Alternate color[115]](/wiki/File:Toy%27s_Works_Collection_DX_Shana_D_Alternate.png "Toy's Works Collection DX Shana D Alternate.png (134 KB)")
![Kazumi Yoshida Alternate color[116]](/wiki/File:Toy%27s_Works_Collection_DX_Kazumi_Yoshida_Alternate.png "Toy's Works Collection DX Kazumi Yoshida Alternate.png (131 KB)")
Collection DX - Shakugan no Shana II[]
In July 2008, Toy's Works released their second Collection DX, a set of six trading figures with four alternate color variants like the first. The six figures are: Shana A - based off the cover illustration for ninth light novel volume, Shana B - black hair wearing a cheongsam while training at TendĆkyĆ«, Shana C - in a swimsuit as she appears during the ninth anime episode, Kazumi Yoshida, Shana D - flaming-hair with white dress, and Hecate - wearing a white dress.[117] The color variants are for Shana B, Kazumi Yoshida, Shana D, and Hecate. The set was re-released in January 2012.[118]
![Shana B Alternate color[119]](/wiki/File:Toy%27s_Works_Collection_DX_II_Shana_B_Alternate.png "Toy's Works Collection DX II Shana B Alternate.png (81 KB)")
![Kazumi Yoshida Alternate color[120]](/wiki/File:Toy%27s_Works_Collection_DX_II_Kazumi_Yoshida_Alternate.png "Toy's Works Collection DX II Kazumi Yoshida Alternate.png (68 KB)")
![Shana D Alternate color[121]](/wiki/File:Toy%27s_Works_Collection_DX_II_Shana_D_Alternate.png "Toy's Works Collection DX II Shana D Alternate.png (69 KB)")
![Hecate Alternate color[122]](/wiki/File:Toy%27s_Works_Collection_DX_II_Hecate_Alternate.png "Toy's Works Collection DX II Hecate Alternate.png (74 KB)")
Dengeki G's figures[]
Dengeki G's Festival! Anime Volume 1[]
In the first volume of the magazine Dengeki G's Festival! Anime, released in February 2008, trading figures of Shana and Fumina Konoe were included. Both figures have skirts that can be cast off. The figures are alternate versions of two figures that would be in the second Toy's Works Collection DX released in July 2008.[123] Also included with the magazine was a deck of playing cards featuring art from both the light novels and anime series.[124]
Yamato[]
The figure manufacturer Yamato had announced a trilogy of prepainted Shakugan no Shana figures, but ultimately only released two.
Destiny version[]
In January 2007, Yamato released their first Shana figure, called Trilogy Chapter 1: Destiny (äžéšäœ 珏äžç« -éćœ- Sanbu-saku DaiisshĆ -Unmei-), which was sculpted by Hitoshi KatĆ (ć è€ä»ćż). It comes with the Nietono no Shana sword and flame effect part and is around 14.5cm tall.[125] It is based on an illustration of Shana by Noizi ItĆ for the first season of the anime series.
Scorching version[]
In May 2007, Yamato released their second Shana figure, called Chapter 2: Scorching (珏äșç« -çŒç±- DainishĆ -Shakunetsu-). The figure is around 14.5cm tall. It comes with two Nietono no Shana accessories; an ABS one and a die cast one.[126] The figure was re-released in February 2009.[127]
Rest version[]
The third figure of the trilogy, Chapter 3: Rest (珏äžç« -äŒæŻ- DaisanshĆ -KyĆ«soku-), had an undecided release date as of March 29, 2007.[128] It was never released.
Yujin[]
SR Series Capsule Figures[]
Yujin, now a part of Takara Tomy A.R.T.S, released a set of 10 capsule figures on 31 December 2006,[129] 5 of which are secret variants. The normal variants are Shana: Flame-Haired Burning-Eyed Hunter, Shana: Misaki Municipal High School Uniform, Margery Daw, Wilhelmina Carmel, and Kazumi Yoshida. The first four secret variants are different versions of the normal variants. The secret variant for Kazumi Yoshida is Hecate.[130]
![[Secret] Shana: Flame-Haired Burning-Eyed Hunter (wings revealed)](/wiki/File:Yujin_SR_Series_Shana_Flame-Haired_Burning-Eyed_Hunter_secret.png "Yujin SR Series Shana Flame-Haired Burning-Eyed Hunter secret.png (98 KB)")
![[Secret] Shana: Misaki Municipal High School Uniform (sword)](/wiki/File:Yujin_SR_Series_Shana_Misaki_Municipal_High_School_Uniform_secret.png "Yujin SR Series Shana Misaki Municipal High School Uniform secret.png (202 KB)")
![[Secret] Margery Daw (no glasses)](/wiki/File:Yujin_SR_Series_Margery_Daw_secret.png "Yujin SR Series Margery Daw secret.png (128 KB)")
![[Secret] Wilhelmina Carmel (combat)](/wiki/File:Yujin_SR_Series_Wilhelmina_Carmel_secret.png "Yujin SR Series Wilhelmina Carmel secret.png (164 KB)")
![[Secret] Hecate](/wiki/File:Yujin_SR_Series_Hecate.png "Yujin SR Series Hecate.png (165 KB)")
SR DXD[]
In January 2008, Yujin released an action figure of Shana to its Super Real DX Dolls line. The figure is 14cm tall and is articulated in twenty-six places.[131] It comes with a stand that supports the figure when it is in poses where it can no longer stand by itself.
