Persona 5 Royal’s Crow Gets a Stylish New OSHI WORKS Figure from Kotobukiya
Kotobukiya has officially opened pre-orders for a new figure based on Crow from Persona 5 Royal, bringing one of the Phantom Thieves’ most complex characters to its growing OSHI WORKS collection.
Developed by ATLUS, Persona 5 Royal expands upon the acclaimed JRPG Persona 5, following Joker and the Phantom Thieves as they enter the Metaverse to steal the corrupt desires of adults while balancing everyday high school life in Tokyo.
The new “OSHI WORKS Persona 5 Royal Crow” figure captures Crow in a refined and composed pose that highlights both his elegance and the unwavering sense of justice that defines his role throughout the story.
Standing approximately 20.5 cm tall, the figure combines detailed sculpting with carefully applied paintwork that faithfully recreates Crow’s distinctive Phantom Thief attire.
A detachable acrylic back panel recreates Persona 5 Royal’s distinctive Revolver Command UI, allowing you to display Crow either against one of the game’s most recognizable interface designs, or on his own to suit your collection.
Kotobukiya has also confirmed that Crow will be joined by matching OSHI WORKS figures of Joker and Violet, each featuring their own detachable Revolver Command UI acrylic back panel to create a consistent display across the lineup.
Joker stands approximately 21.5 cm tall and is depicted holding his iconic mask with the calm confidence expected of the Phantom Thieves’ leader, while Violet measures approximately 25 cm tall and captures her graceful determination as she fights alongside her fellow teammates.
All three “OSHI WORKS Persona 5 Royal” figures are priced at ¥11,000 (approx. $75 USD / £55 GBP) and are available to pre-order now through hobby goods retailers such as HobbyLink Japan.
Crow is currently scheduled for release in March 2027, with Joker arriving in February 2027 and Violet expected to launch in April 2027.
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