Bandai has fully revealed its first S.H.Figuarts figure of Berserk’s Femto, recreating Griffith’s God Hand form with enormous articulated wings and a sculpt supervised closely by Studio Gaga.
The new “S.H.Figuarts Femto” stands approximately 16.5 cm tall and translates his smooth black armor-like body, hawk-inspired helmet and sweeping silhouette into Bandai’s popular action figure line.
Bandai gave fans their first proper look at the figure earlier this week, after initially teasing Femto only as a silhouette during a TAMASHII NEWS NETWORK presentation in July.
Femto is the form Griffith assumes after sacrificing the Band of the Hawk during the Eclipse and becoming the fifth member of the God Hand, transforming one of Berserk’s central characters into the figure responsible for many of the events that shape Guts’ journey afterward.
Studio Gaga, which continues Kentaro Miura’s manga under the supervision of Kouji Mori, has overseen the new S.H.Figuarts release, with particular attention given to Femto’s body proportions, facial sculpt, and enormous wings.
The face uses Bandai’s Tamashii Digital Coloring Technology to reproduce the character’s appearance from the manga, while an interchangeable expression part provides an alternative look without changing the helmeted silhouette.
Femto’s wings form the centerpiece of the figure, extending far beyond the body when opened before folding forward to wrap around him in poses based on his appearances throughout Berserk.
Bandai has incorporated wires into the wings to give collectors control over their shape and positioning, allowing them to spread outward, curve around Femto’s body, or create more dramatic silhouettes without relying on a single fixed configuration.
Three pairs of interchangeable hands are included alongside the alternate face, keeping the accessory selection relatively focused while placing most of the figure’s posing options around the wing mechanism and Femto’s body language.
This latest release will give S.H.Figuarts three very different interpretations of Griffith, following his Falcon of Light appearance and the Golden Age-era “Griffith (The Band of the Hawk)” figure released earlier this year.
Bandai has also continued building out the opposing side of its Berserk lineup, with an updated Berserker Armor Guts figure scheduled for January 2027 featuring revised paintwork and newly sculpted battle effects.
Femto is set to receive further figures from other manufacturers as well, with Good Smile Company confirming his first Nendoroid earlier this year, based on Berserk: The Golden Age Arc – Memorial Edition.
Pre-orders for “S.H.Figuarts Femto,” priced at ¥14,300 (approximately $91 / £68), will open through general hobby goods retailers, including HobbyLink Japan, on November 2, 2026, ahead of its planned July 2027 release.
TAMASHII NATIONS has also confirmed distribution across the US, Europe, and other international regions, although specific overseas pricing and retailer availability have not yet been announced.
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