Video Game Statues You Didn’t Know You Were Missing

Okay, so you’ve beaten your favorite video game for the third time. It might be your sign to move on. Or, potentially, it might be time to appreciate the game in a new way. Perhaps, even, a new format!

Well, look no further than this curated list of 10 video game statues that you simply didn’t know you were missing — and get ready to appreciate your video games in a whole new way.

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Jill Valentine (Deluxe Version) Statue

First and foremost, Prime 1 Studios provides an exquisite interpretation of the main heroine from Resident Evil. This quarter scale statue depicts Jill Valentine blasting her way through the threats of an infected zombie and even an infected dog zombie. Fight off infection (and any collection monotony that might be creeping up on you) with this thrilling piece.

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Tifa Lockheart (Sporty Dress Version)

Next, let’s meet Tifa Lockhart, a member of a militant group called Avalanche. Together, she and Cloud Strife use their martial arts skills to fight for good. In this statue from Sideshow and Square Enix, we see her depicted exactly as she was in Final Fantasy VII Remake, awaiting her next mission at Corneo’s mansion.

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2B – YoRHa No. 2 Type B (Deluxe Version) Statue

This statue from Square Enix truly brings 2B to life — pun intended. The statue’s costume alone is accurate to the game NieR:Automata. However, it’s the base that makes this statue lore accurate. The base includes the support unit “Pod 042,” parts of the YoRHa heavy armament unit and flight unit, as well as the iconic Virtuous Treaty sword.

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Ellie “The Theater” (Bonus Version) Statue

It’s all about perspective, even in our most tense moments. Prime 1 Studios’ Ellie “The Theater” (Bonus Version) Quarter Scale Statue recreates the harrowing confrontation between Ellie and Abby inside a dilapidated Seattle theater. The Last of Us Part II players must navigate a treacherous battle all while wondering, who’s the real enemy here? The Bonus Version features interchangeable arms so Ellie can be posed with her revolver. Plus, this Ellie statue pairs perfectly with an Abby statue.

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Silent Hill 2: Red Pyramid Thing vs. James Sunderland Diocube

Keeping the horror trend going, Figurama Collectors brings nightmares to fully three-dimensional life with the Silent Hill 2: Red Pyramid Thing vs. James Sunderland Diocube. While these depictions of James Sunderland, Maria, and Red Pyramid Thing might be in adorable Chibi form, the terror is all too real. Survival in the face of one’s own inner demons has never been … cuter?

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Sonic Adventure 2 Statue

Sonic and Shadow are polar opposites. Brilliant blue from Sonic clashes with Shadow’s flaming power in this Sonic Adventure 2 Statue from SEGA that represents their exciting dynamic right down to the very last detail. The two hedgehog racers stand opposite each other on a base of fractured gravel as their powers of speed swirl around them. Who will reach the finish line first? Only one way to find out.

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Bridget (Limited Edition) Statue

Straight out of Guilty Gear™ -STRIVE- comes Bridget, with Roger the plush bear in tow. Broccoli made this statue just as dynamic as the fighting game itself. Bridget’s yoyo creates an elegant flow from her fingers to the sea shell base as she skips along to the next fight.

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Storm Statue

Thundering down from the heavens above (and from Marvel’s Future Revolution game), Storm lands with her feet firmly planted on a regal base. Her iconic white robes drape around her as she summons the power of the skies at her fingertips. This collectible from Premium Collectibles Studio is a commanding presence and a must-have for X-Men fans.

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Sett Statue

League of Legends features countless characters with quality backstories. That said, Sett might just be one of our favorites. He’s a crime boss who fought his way to the top one brutal beating at a time. Now that he’s The Boss, his throne is surrounded with evidence of his power. From his flaming fist to the coins at his feet, no statue could portray Sett any better than this 15″ tall piece from Jimei Palace.

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King Statue

And finally, coming in at 19″ tall, this quarter scale figure features our favorite feline-inspired luchador, King. This statue from First 4 Figures captures his stage presence in exquisite detail, from his rippling muscles to his gentle command of the crowd. Truly, there’s no better way to celebrate Tekken than by takin’ this statue home.

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Which of these video game characters is your favorite? And who will you be adding to your video game statue collection? Let us know at side.show/geekgroup or in the Sideshow Social Network, and don’t forget to Let Your Geek Sideshow!