Square Enix Opens Pre-Orders for Stunning New Final Fantasy X Yuna Scale Figure

Square Enix has officially opened pre-orders for a new Final Fantasy X Yuna scale figure that recreates the iconic summoner in an impressive 1/6.5 scale.

The approximately 27cm-tall figure is the fourth release in the ongoing Final Fantasy scale figure series created by Square Enix and Good Smile Company, following previous releases based on Noctis from Final Fantasy XV, Lightning from Final Fantasy XIII and Fran from Final Fantasy XII.

Final Fantasy X originally launched in 2001 and follows Tidus after he is transported to the world of Spira, where he joins Yuna and her guardians on a pilgrimage to defeat the enormous creature known as Sin.

Yuna is one of the game’s central characters, a young summoner from Besaid who travels across Spira to visit its temples, strengthen her abilities and ultimately obtain the Final Aeon needed to confront Sin.

Her journey and growing relationship with Tidus form an important part of Final Fantasy X’s story, helping make Yuna one of the most recognizable characters from the wider Final Fantasy series.

The new figure recreates Yuna in her familiar outfit, with her long white sleeves, blue skirt and detailed obi reproduced alongside the various patterns and decorations found across the original character design.

Particular attention has been given to the layered appearance of the clothing, including the contrast between the flowing fabric and the more structured sections around her waist and upper body.

Yuna is posed holding her staff in both hands, with metallic coloring used across parts of the weapon to recreate its decorative finish.

Her facial expression has been kept calm and gentle, matching the personality she displays throughout much of Final Fantasy X while placing the focus firmly on the character rather than using an elaborate action pose.

The figure stands on a dedicated circular base carrying the Final Fantasy X logo, completing a display that remains closely tied to the original game rather than introducing a new costume or alternate interpretation of Yuna.