Elden Ring’s General Radahn Gets a Mean and Cute Figuarts Mini, Trusted Steed Included

Tamashii Nations has published full details for Figuarts mini Starscourge Radahn, turning one of Elden Ring’s most feared demigods into a palm-sized collectible. Bandai Spirits first teased the figure on July 21, 2026 with a prototype render and no specifications. The complete listing arrived on July 31, confirming a price of 5,940 yen including tax, a height of roughly 120mm, and a set that includes Radahn’s horse.

What the Figuarts mini Starscourge Radahn Set Includes

Figuarts mini Starscourge Radahn is a pre-painted, partially posable PVC and ABS figure produced by Bandai Spirits under its Tamashii Nations collector brand. It stands approximately 120mm tall and depicts Radahn in his gold lion-motif armor with both greatswords drawn and his red mane fanned out behind him. Tamashii Nations lists the target age group as 15 and up.

The box contains four items:

• Main figure: Starscourge Radahn in full armor, dual-wielding his twin greatswords.
• Interchangeable hand parts: One left and one right replacement hand for alternate posing.
• Horse: A scale model of Radahn’s undersized mount, listed by Tamashii Nations as a scrawny horse and named Leonard in Elden Ring.
• Dedicated pedestal: A display base for the figure and its accessories.

The prototype images released by Tamashii Nations carry the 監修中 marking, meaning the sculpt is still pending final approval and the retail product may differ from what has been shown.

All figures below are for Figuarts mini Starscourge Radahn, as listed by Tamashii Nations. Prices are Japanese manufacturer’s suggested retail prices in Japanese yen, including tax.

Who Starscourge Radahn Is in Elden Ring

Starscourge Radahn is a demigod boss in Elden Ring and one of the game’s Shardbearers, the holders of the shattered Elden Ring’s Great Runes. In the game’s fiction he is the son of Radagon and Rennala, and he is described as the mightiest general among the demigods, a warrior whose gravity sorcery was powerful enough to arrest the movement of the stars themselves. That feat is where the Starscourge title comes from.

The detail that explains the figure’s horse accessory is one of the most repeated pieces of Elden Ring lore. Radahn is enormous, and his horse Leonard is not. Rather than give the animal up, Radahn studied gravity magic specifically so he could keep riding it without crushing it. That is why a demigod general who fights with two greatswords is packaged alongside a visibly undersized mount, and why the pairing reads as both intimidating and faintly ridiculous.

Where Radahn Appears in Elden Ring

Radahn is fought in Caelid, the rot-blighted red region in the eastern half of Elden Ring’s map. Players reach him through Redmane Castle, where the Radahn Festival is staged as a ceremonial war against him, and the fight itself takes place on the open beach of the Wailing Dunes below the castle.

By the time the player meets him, Radahn has lost his mind to the Scarlet Rot he contracted fighting Malenia, Blade of Miquella at the Battle of Aeonia. The encounter is unusual for Elden Ring in that it is a large-scale summon fight, with multiple NPC allies called into the arena alongside the player. Radahn later returns in the Shadow of the Erdtree expansion as Promised Consort Radahn, that expansion’s final boss.

What Elden Ring Is

Elden Ring is an open-world action RPG developed by FromSoftware and published by Bandai Namco Entertainment, released on February 25, 2022 for PC, PlayStation, and Xbox. Directed by Hidetaka Miyazaki, it built on the studio’s Dark Souls formula with a fully open world, and drew significant attention for its collaboration with novelist George R.R. Martin, who contributed to the game’s underlying mythology and backstory.

The base game has sold more than 30 million copies worldwide. Bandai Namco has said the wider Elden Ring series, counting the Shadow of the Erdtree expansion and the standalone co-op spin-off Elden Ring Nightreign, has passed 45 million units combined.

What Figuarts mini Is

Figuarts mini is a Bandai Spirits figure line sold under the Tamashii Nations brand, sitting below the company’s flagship S.H.Figuarts series. Where S.H.Figuarts aims for realistic proportions and heavy articulation, Figuarts mini uses deformed, chibi-style proportions and a much lower price point, with Tamashii Nations describing the goal as condensing a character’s charm into a palm-sized package.

Three features define the Figuarts mini line. Figures use what Bandai Spirits calls Glittering Eye, a technique that inserts the eye part from behind the face part to give the eyes three-dimensional depth and a glossy finish. The neck, shoulders, and legs are movable, allowing limited posing rather than a fixed statue stance. Interchangeable parts, usually hands or face plates, ship in the box.

How Radahn Compares to the Rest of the Elden Ring Figuarts mini Line

Radahn is the sixth Elden Ring character to enter the Figuarts mini line, and by a wide margin the most expensive. All prices in the table below are Japanese manufacturer’s suggested retail prices in Japanese yen, including tax, as listed by Tamashii Nations.

At 5,940 yen, Figuarts mini Starscourge Radahn costs roughly 69 percent more than the 3,520 yen tier the line settled into during 2024, and double the 2,970 yen of the original 2022 releases. The extra content accounts for most of that gap, since Radahn is a bulkier sculpt at approximately 120mm and the box carries a second complete figure in the horse. Back2Gaming would add the caveat that the 3,520 yen and 2,970 yen figures were priced under earlier production conditions, so the increase is not a like-for-like comparison across four years.

S.H.Figuarts Festering Fingerprint Vyke Also Returns

Tamashii Nations announced a second Elden Ring item on the same date. S.H.Figuarts Festering Fingerprint Vyke, originally released in January 2023, is being re-released at 11,000 yen including tax. It shares the Radahn figure’s schedule, with pre-orders opening August 3, 2026 at 4:00 PM JST and a February 2027 release. Both items appeared as part of a wider Tamashii Nations announcement covering 16 new general retail products and 19 re-releases scheduled between December 2026 and March 2027.

Where to Pre-Order Figuarts mini Starscourge Radahn

Figuarts mini Starscourge Radahn is a general retail item rather than a Tamashii Web Shop exclusive, which is the better outcome for buyers outside Japan. Standard retail Tamashii Nations products are distributed through ordinary hobby retailers and importers, so they do not require a Japanese address or a proxy service the way Premium Bandai lottery items do.

Tamashii Nations lists the following official sales channels for Figuarts mini Starscourge Radahn. Japanese listings carry the 5,940 yen SRP including tax, while export and regional pricing varies by retailer once shipping and import cost are applied.

Two things are worth watching on the import side. Export retailers run their own pre-order windows independent of the Japanese retail date, and HobbyLink Japan has already closed its first order window with a cancellation deadline of July 31, 2026, so availability there depends on whether a second allocation opens. Listings for Figuarts mini Starscourge Radahn on Shopee and Lazada typically appear closer to release once regional importers commit stock, and those are reseller listings rather than official Tamashii Nations channels, so pricing and authenticity both vary by seller.

Collectors buying in person can check official Tamashii Nations retail locations, which include TAMASHII NATIONS STORE Tokyo, Shanghai, and New York, plus TAMASHII SPOT outlets in Osaka, Hong Kong, Taipei, Seoul, Guangzhou, and Bangkok Siam Center.

Full product information for Figuarts mini Starscourge Radahn is available on the official Tamashii Nations product page, with the re-released Vyke figure listed on its own Tamashii Nations page. Background on the line itself is on the Figuarts mini brand page, and Elden Ring is available on Steam.