Two Swap Faces, One With the Sharingan and Rinnegan at Once
The figure recreates Sasuke as he fought in the Fourth Great Ninja War, the climactic conflict of Naruto Shippuden. According to Japanese anime news site Anime Anime, the rerun uses the same specification as the version MegaHouse first released in January 2021, so this is the original sculpt returning rather than a new take on the character.
The figure includes the standard face plus two alternates: one showing the Sharingan and the Rinnegan activated at the same time, and one caught in a fierce mid-battle expression. Swapping out the left hand part lets you display Sasuke without his sword. The pre-painted figure is made of PVC and ABS, stands about 230mm (roughly nine inches) tall, and comes with a dedicated display base.
Price, Retailers, and the Fine Print
Preorders are open now on Premium Bandai at ¥17,600 (around $115), with shipping planned for January 2027. The figure will also be handled by the Jump Characters Store, AmiAmi, and Animate. Orders are capped at three per person, and each transaction covers a single figure, so buying three means checking out three separate times. The listing also warns that preorders can close early once the production allotment runs out, and that delivery timing may shift depending on production.
The Matching War-Arc Naruto Is Taking Orders Too
MegaHouse is accepting orders for the Naruto Uzumaki Great Ninja War Ver. figure at the same time, so collectors can put the two rivals side by side on the shelf. The Anime Anime piece points readers toward pairing the two displays, and given how much of the war arc runs on that relationship, it is the obvious way to show this one off.
As for the franchise behind the figure: Masashi Kishimoto's Naruto ran in Shueisha's Weekly Shonen Jump from 1999 to 2014, wrapping at chapter 700, and its collected volumes have passed 250 million copies across more than 60 countries and regions. The TV anime launched in 2002, Naruto Shippuden ran from 2007 to March 2017, and the series has produced 11 theatrical films, with the anime now distributed in more than 145 countries and regions.
Looking Ahead
The next date on the calendar is January 2027, when the rerun ships to preorder customers. The listing covers Japanese sales channels only, and no international release is mentioned, so the source doesn't say whether overseas collectors will get a direct option. Anyone who missed the January 2021 run has a second shot at the same figure, though the three-per-person cap and the early-close warning suggest the allotment is finite. The matching Naruto war-arc figure is up for order concurrently for those planning the full shelf.