Demon Slayer (Kimetsu no Yaiba) is one of the deepest anime lines Funko makes, with well over 130 figures tracked in the GrailNest catalog once you count every standard release, Chase, glow-in-the-dark (GITD) variant, and store exclusive. Tanjiro, Nezuko, and the Hashira have been reissued again and again across different waves and cons, and a few of those variants have turned into legitimate grails, including one that clears $400.
Here is a guide to the Demon Slayer Funko Pop lineup, grouped by character and by role: the Kamado siblings, Zenitsu and Inosuke, the Hashira as a group, and the demons and Twelve Kizuki on the other side of the fight. Click any figure to open its page in the GrailNest catalog and check its current value.
Demon Slayer reuses the same character across many Pop numbers and waves, so two figures of the same character can be worth very different amounts. A GITD finish, a Chase tag, or a convention sticker (SDCC, Japan Expo, CCXP) usually explains the gap. Always check the exact variant before assuming what you own is a common.
Tanjiro Kamado: the most-reissued face of the line
Tanjiro has appeared in more waves than anyone else in the franchise, from the original standard release through Hinokami Kagura Dance sculpts, a Target exclusive, a Hot Topic exclusive, and a Special Edition. Standard figures are affordable and easy to find; the Hinokami Kagura Dance dance-pose variants are where the Chases live.
| Figure | Pop # | Variant | Value |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tanjiro Kamado | #867 | Standard | ~$6.47 |
| Tanjiro Kamado | #867 | Target Exclusive | ~$10.00 |
| Tanjiro Kamado | #867 | Hot Topic Exclusive | ~$13.21 |
| Tanjiro Kamado | #867 | Special Edition | ~$23.44 |
| Tanjiro Kamado | #2047 | Standard | ~$30.49 |
| Tanjiro Hinokami Kagura Dance | #874 | Standard | ~$8.57 |
| Tanjiro Hinokami Kagura Dance | #874 | Gohapi Chase GITD | ~$110.85 |
| Tanjiro Hinokami Kagura Dance | #874 | Chase GITD | ~$26.89 |
| Jumbo Tanjiro Kamado | #1805 | 10-Inch | ~$37.97 |
Nezuko Kamado: the most-collected variant runs
Nezuko has ten separate standard listings in the catalog plus a metallic retailer exclusive, more sheer variety of sculpt than any other character in the line: in her box, in the basket, in a spider web, and a mini figure. Values stay modest across the board, which makes her an easy character to build out in full.
| Figure | Pop # | Variant | Value |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nezuko Kamado | #868 | Standard | ~$7.23 |
| Nezuko Kamado | #868 | TOYSTOP Metallic | ~$6.99 |
| Nezuko Kamado | #1663 | Standard | ~$24.95 |
| Nezuko Kamado in Basket | #1309 | Standard | ~$15.00 |
| Nezuko Kamado in Web | #1418 | Standard | ~$27.00 |
| Mini Nezuko in Box | #883 | Mini | ~$10.46 |
Zenitsu and Inosuke: the rest of the trio
Zenitsu Agatsuma and Inosuke Hashibira round out Tanjiro's core group. Both have Hot Topic exclusives, and Inosuke carries the group's Chase, plus a Flocked variant that trades close to standard price despite the different finish.
| Figure | Pop # | Variant | Value |
|---|---|---|---|
| Zenitsu Agatsuma | #869 | Standard | ~$6.00 |
| Zenitsu Agatsuma | #1398 | Hot Topic Exclusive | ~$15.54 |
| Zenitsu Agatsuma | #987 | Standard | ~$25.00 |
| Inosuke Hashibira | #870 | Standard | ~$9.06 |
| Inosuke Hashibira | #875 | Flocked | ~$13.45 |
| Inosuke Hashibira | #875 | Chase | ~$35.50 |
The Hashira: the strongest swordfighters
The Hashira are the Demon Slayer Corps' elite, and Funko has given nearly every one of them a Chase or GITD variant. This is where the line's real money lives outside the single grail below: Muichiro Tokito's GITD, Gyomei Himejima's convention Chases, and Obanai Iguro's lone but pricey standard release.
| Figure | Pop # | Variant | Value |
|---|---|---|---|
| Gyomei Himejima | #1091 | Standard | ~$12.68 |
| Gyomei Himejima | #1091 | Chase | ~$40.00 |
| Gyomei Himejima | #1091 | Chase Hot Topic | ~$40.16 |
| Gyomei Himejima | #1091 | Chase Blue Special Edition | ~$128.88 |
| Gyomei Himejima | #1091 | Chase Japan Expo | ~$241.60 |
| Muichiro Tokito | #1193 | Standard | ~$35.57 |
| Muichiro Tokito | #1853 | Chase | ~$27.17 |
| Muichiro Tokito | #1858 | GITD | ~$224.59 |
| Muichiro Tokito | #1858 | SE GITD | ~$162.72 |
| Shinobu Kocho | #1314 | Standard | ~$60.13 |
| Shinobu Kocho | #1605 | SDCC | ~$54.05 |
| Kyojuro Rengoku | #1399 | Standard | ~$65.71 |
| Kyojuro Rengoku | #1308 | GITD Walmart | ~$20.46 |
| Obanai Iguro | #1395 | Standard | ~$90.00 |
| Sanemi Shinazugawa | #1253 | Standard | ~$41.50 |
| Mitsuri Kanroji | #1306 | SE GITD CCXP | ~$102.00 |
| Tengen Uzui vs. Gyutaro | #1753 | 2-Pack | ~$39.99 |
| Giyu Tomioka | #876 | AAA Exclusive | ~$24.99 |
Muzan and the Twelve Kizuki: the antagonists
Muzan Kibutsuji and his Upper Moon demons make up the other side of the shelf. Akaza and Doma (the Upper Moon Three and Two) are recent additions and hold steady mid-range value, while Daki's multiple releases and the Spider Family demons show the same pattern as the heroes: a Chase or GITD tag changes the price fast.
| Figure | Pop # | Variant | Value |
|---|---|---|---|
| Muzan Kibutsuji | #871 | Standard | ~$5.75 |
| Muzan Kibutsuji | #2212 | Standard | ~$25.00 |
| Muzan Kibutsuji | #2212 | Toy Temple Pre-Release | ~$52.08 |
| Akaza | #2043 | Standard | ~$17.07 |
| Doma | #2044 | Standard | ~$20.58 |
| Daki | #1817 | Standard | ~$32.96 |
| Gyutaro | #1754 | Standard | ~$18.50 |
| Spider Demon Mother | #1573 | Chase GITD | ~$59.95 |
| Hantengu | #1854 | Standard | ~$14.07 |
| Gyokko | #1855 | Standard | ~$16.00 |
| Enmu | #1158 | Convention | ~$10.00 |
| Enmu | #1158 | SDCC | ~$24.77 |
The grail of the entire Demon Slayer line is Genya Shinazugawa [Demon Form] (#1851), trading at roughly $420.73, more than 30 times the price of the standard Genya Shinazugawa release. It is the rare figure where the transformed sculpt, not a convention sticker or Chase tag, drives almost all of the value. If you find one loose or unboxed, verify the Demon Form sculpt and box art carefully before buying at grail money. After that, watch Gyomei Himejima's Japan Expo Chase (~$241.60) and Muichiro Tokito's GITD (~$224.59) as the next tier of high-value chases in the set.
The Demon Slayer Funko Pop checklist
Start here (accessible picks)
- Tanjiro Kamado (Standard, #867)
- Nezuko Kamado (Standard, #868)
- Zenitsu Agatsuma (Standard, #869)
- Inosuke Hashibira (Standard, #870)
- Muzan Kibutsuji (Standard, #871)
- Kyojuro Rengoku (GITD Walmart, #1308)
Chase these (grails and premium variants)
- Genya Shinazugawa (Demon Form, #1851)
- Gyomei Himejima (Chase Japan Expo, #1091)
- Muichiro Tokito (GITD, #1858)
- Muichiro Tokito (SE GITD, #1858)
- Kanao Tsuyuri (Middle East Film GITD, #1305)
- Inosuke Hashibira (Chase, #875)
- Tanjiro Hinokami Kagura Dance (Gohapi Chase GITD, #874)
This guide covers the highlights across every major character and role in the line, but it does not list all 139 Demon Slayer Pops tracked in the GrailNest catalog (including retailer exclusives, two-packs, and con-only variants for characters like Aoi Kanzaki, Yushiro, Tamayo, and the Final Selection instructors). Browse the full Demon Slayer catalog to see every individual listing and its live value.
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Between the Kamado family's endless variant runs, a Hashira lineup stacked with Chases, and a $420 Demon Form grail, Demon Slayer is one of the richest anime lines to collect in Funko form. Bookmark this guide or track the set in GrailNest, and you will always know which Pops are out there and exactly what they are worth.