Few moments in role-playing history linger in memory quite like Yuna stepping out across the waters of Kilika to perform the Sending—guiding departed spirits and pyreflies toward the Farplane with the sweep of her staff. The Final Fantasy Yuna 40th Anniversary Collectible Figure translates that ceremonial poise into a freestanding three-dimensional statue mounted on an architectural Spira diorama pedestal, complete with a matching windowed collector display box.
Mid-Sending Pose, Mandala Staff & Layered Summoner Attire
Sculpted with her left hand extended in a calm invocation and her right hand gripping her tall summoner’s rod, Yuna wears a flowing interpretation of her white-and-cobalt vestments. The high-slit indigo overskirt parts to reveal layered white pleats printed with crisp periwinkle and white floral blossoms along the hem, while wide bell sleeves trail indigo vine trim from her shoulders. Around her waist sits a textured navy-and-gold brocade obi sash tied into a structured bow at the small of her back, accented by a white utility pouch, dangling corded tassels, and a braided blue ear ornament.

Translucent Water Effects, Blooming Lilies & Temple Ruins
Rather than standing on a plain plastic disc, Yuna’s black lace-up heeled boots rest atop weathered gray temple stones flanked by a broken fluted column and clusters of blooming white Spira lilies. Swirling crests of translucent cerulean resin rise around the stonework to mimic water lifting during the Sending dance. Everything rests on a circular white-marble-veined plinth bordered in metallic gold trim and fronted by an angled plaque reading YUNA — FINAL FANTASY 40th ANNIVERSARY.
Collector-Grade Window Packaging for Open or Boxed Display
Multi-layer paint application separates the matte fabric drape of her robes from the burnished gold mandala staff head, the glossy blue cabochon center stone, and the semi-sheer sheen of the rising water splashes. The accompanying white-and-periwinkle collector box features a wide front and side transparency window framed by lily artwork and character portrait illustration, allowing JRPG collectors to exhibit the statue either sealed inside its protective blister tray or freestanding under cabinet lighting.






















