Genshin Impact Figures: Complete Buyer's Guide

The Genshin Impact figures on our shelves range from ₪11 to ₪71 and from about 12cm to 22cm tall, so the right first purchase depends more on your budget and shelf space than on hype. This guide walks through all six products in three price tiers. It covers which one I would pick first and how to arrange them so your Teyvat corner looks planned rather than random.

Tier One: Under ₪25

At ₪11 (down from ₪23), the Genshin Impact Paimon PVC Action Figure 12cm Collector Model is the cheapest way into the range. She stands about 12cm tall and weighs around 130g, so she has a pleasant solid feel for her size. She arrives in a protective OPP bag rather than a display box. The listing notes that the PVC is moisture-proof, high-temperature proof and suitable for regular cleaning, which is handy because dust settles fast on any open shelf. Every traveler in the game has Paimon floating beside them, so she is a natural companion to almost any other figure you add later.

One step up, the Genshin Impact Xiao Vigilant Yaksha Action Figure, 17cm costs ₪23 (compare-at ₪45). Made by MIFEN from PVC, he stands about 17cm tall and weighs roughly 150g. Like Paimon, he comes in an OPP bag. The care advice is simple: wipe him regularly with a gentle, clean cloth. Buying Paimon and Xiao together comes to ₪34, which gets you two characters at two different heights for less than any single figure in the next tier.

Tier Two: ₪44 to ₪52

This is where the figures start acting as shelf anchors. The Genshin Impact Hu Tao Figure Desktop PVC Model 20cm is ₪44 (compare-at ₪88). At about 20cm, she is built for desks, shelves and display cases. The detailed sculpting and display style are meant to look good from every angle. If Hu Tao is your main character, this is a figure you can display alone and still feel it fills the space.

For just ₪4 more, the Genshin Impact Furina PVC Action Figure 22cm Figurine at ₪48 (compare-at ₪96) is the tallest piece in the range at roughly 22cm. It portrays Furina Focalors in detailed PVC and is designed as a centerpiece. One thing to know before ordering: it is supplied without a box. That suits collectors who display everything, but if you like keeping boxes for storage, plan around it.

The Genshin Impact 6pc Set Anime Figures (Variant A/B) costs ₪52 (compare-at ₪104) and takes a completely different approach. Instead of one tall figure, you get six chibi characters: Aether, Lumine, Amber, Venti, Diluc and Paimon. That works out to under ₪9 per character. Each piece stands on its own and they share a uniform look, so they line up neatly. You choose between variant A and variant B on the product page, so check the photos and pick the one you prefer.

Tier Three: The ₪71 Yae Miko

The Genshin Impact Yae Miko Q-Style Seated Figure (8-Million-Angel) is the premium pick at ₪71 (compare-at ₪143). It is a cute Q-version design with Yae Miko seated, compact and ready for display. It is the kind of piece that suits a desk corner or a display case shelf where a tall figure would feel crowded. It also makes a thoughtful gift for a Genshin fan who already owns the bigger figures.

Which One to Buy First

My honest recommendation depends on what kind of collector you are:

• You want variety: the 6-piece set gives you six characters for ₪52, including both travelers.
• You want to test the waters: Paimon at ₪11 is a low-risk way to see how a figure looks in your room.
• You have one favorite: go straight for Hu Tao or Furina. A single tall figure of a character you love beats three you feel lukewarm about.
• You are buying a gift: Yae Miko's Q-style design is easy to love even for casual players.

If this is your very first figure of any kind, our guide on how to start an anime figure collection covers the basics of setting a budget and choosing a theme.

Display Tips for a Teyvat Shelf

With heights of roughly 12cm, 17cm, 20cm and 22cm, the standard figures form a natural staircase. Place Furina at the back or center, Hu Tao and Xiao on either side, and Paimon at the front edge.

• Keep styles grouped: put the chibi set and the Q-style Yae Miko together on their own row. Mixing cute proportions with tall figures on the same level can look uneven.
• Plan for no boxes: Furina comes unboxed and Paimon and Xiao arrive in bags, so think in terms of shelf space, not box storage.
• Avoid direct sunlight: strong sun can fade painted PVC over time, so choose a shaded wall.
• Dust gently: a soft, clean cloth once a week keeps details sharp.
• Use the two Paimons: if you own the set and the 12cm figure, pairing them shows off two very different styles of the same character.

Ready to pick your first character or complete the lineup? Browse our full Genshin Impact collection and find the figure that fits your shelf and your budget.