Yoki – Scale Figures with Ambition
Some figures you put on a shelf, others you practically build a shrine for: with free space around them, good lighting, and a place of honor behind glass. Yoki stands for the second kind – a figure label that turns licensed gaming characters into high-end collectible statues. At Elbenwald the brand is represented with scale figures like Bridget from “Guilty Gear,” Arc System Works’ long-running fighting game series. Statues like these are aimed at collectors who care about detail: flowing fabric, finely worked faces, poses full of movement. So if you’re after the display piece rather than the toy, you’re in the right place here – your display case will thank you.
What defines scale figures?
The scale is the whole point: figures like 1/7 or 1/6 describe the size ratio to the imagined original character, so a 1/7 statue usually measures around 25 centimeters. Pieces like these are typically made of PVC, pre-painted, and permanently mounted on a designed base – unbox it, set it up, and enjoy. Unlike action figures, there are no joints, but there is precision: every fold, every strand of hair, every accessory sits exactly as the source material dictates. Because many scale figures are only produced in a single production run, timing often decides what makes it into the collection. You’ll find reliable details on size, material, and included contents for each individual piece on its product page – and the dust cloth stays on the household shelf.
Frequently asked questions
What Yoki products does Elbenwald offer?
Licensed collectible statues from the label, such as Bridget from “Guilty Gear” as a 1/7 scale figure. Details on size, material, and edition are listed on the respective product page.
What kind of brand is Yoki?
A figure label that turns video game characters into detailed scale statues for collectors. Elbenwald carries the brand with a selection of pieces.
What does the 1/7 scale mean for figures?
The statue depicts the character at a ratio of one to seven – a character with an imagined height of 1.80 meters ends up around 26 centimeters tall. The scale helps when comparing different statues.
Range overview
The core business sits with the scale figures – that’s also where Bridget from “Guilty Gear” is found. If you want to stock your shelf more broadly, the large figures department covers every format from desktop mascot to display-case statue, including action figures with joints for dynamic posing or Nendoroids in chibi style. That’s how a collection with its own signature comes together, piece by piece.
What else goes well with it?
Figure collectors know the big names in the field: Good Smile Company stands for Nendoroids and scale classics, Banpresto for anime statues at an approachable price point, and Bandai for the full range of Japanese collecting culture. Thematically, the Gaming and Anime theme worlds set the frame – every statue finds its neighborhood there.
