Following "Rohan Kishibe (Film 'Rohan at the Louvre')", TAMASHII NATIONS, the collectibles division of Japan's BANDAI SPIRITS Co., Ltd., has announced the latest addition to its popular "S.H.Figuarts" action figure series: "S.H.Figuarts Rohan Kishibe (Film 'Rohan Kishibe Does Not Move: Confessional')"! This release coincides with the premiere of the new film in the series, "Rohan Kishibe Does Not Move: Confessional". The suggested retail price is 13,200 JPY, and it is scheduled for release in February 2026.
The live-action film "Rohan Kishibe Does Not Move: Confessional" is an adaptation based on Hirohiko Araki's work, reinterpreting "Confessional," the most iconic first story in the series. The plot follows Rohan Kishibe during a research trip to Venice, Italy. Out of curiosity, he steps into a confessional booth in a church and, by a twist of fate, finds himself listening to a man's confession as a priest. The man begins to recount a horrifying experience from 25 years ago...
▼Issey Takahashi portrays Rohan Kishibe.
The "S.H.Figuarts Rohan Kishibe (Film 'Rohan Kishibe Does Not Move: Confessional')" action figure stands approximately 15 cm tall. Under the joint supervision of the film's production staff and actor Issey Takahashi, who plays Rohan, CG scanning has been used to realistically reproduce Takahashi's facial features. Even the intricate details of the costume have been meticulously recreated, including the fabric texture of the coat, the fur on the hood, and accessories such as the rings, necklace, and earrings he actually wears.
Even the hands are crafted using CG scanning, allowing for the recreation of the impressive Heaven's Door! The facial expressions are also newly produced using "Tamashii Digital Coloring Technology," thoroughly conveying the realism of various expressions from the film~
S.H.Figuarts Rohan Kishibe (Film 'Rohan Kishibe Does Not Move: Confessional')
Height: Approximately 150mm
Suggested Retail Price: 13,200 JPY (tax included)
Scheduled Release Date: February 2026
▼Issey Takahashi introduces it himself.
via： tamashii