FuRyu Trio-Try-iT Figure Aira (Transformed) from Dandadan — 19cm Prize Figure Capturing Aira’s Cursed Form, April 2026 Release
FuRyu has unveiled its latest Trio-Try-iT Figure in the lineup for the runaway hit anime Dandadan (ダンダダン): a 19cm prize figure of Aira Shiratori in her Transformed state — the cursed form she takes on as the third pillar of Dandadan’s main trio. The figure debuts as a Japanese game-center prize starting April 2026.
For overseas Dandadan fans, this release is notable for two reasons. First, figures of Aira are still relatively rare compared to Momo and Okarun, especially in her Transformed state. Second, FuRyu’s Trio-Try-iT line is built specifically around dynamic posing and larger 19cm proportions — pushing prize-figure quality toward what scale-figure collectors expect.
If you’re looking to secure this prize figure with worldwide shipping from Japan, this guide covers everything you need to know — character context, figure highlights, and where to buy.
Quick Facts
| Series | Dandadan (ダンダダン) |
| Character | Aira Shiratori — Transformed state |
| Maker | FuRyu |
| Line | Trio-Try-iT Figure |
| Scale / Height | Non-scale, approx. 190 mm (7.5 in) |
| Product Type | Japanese game-center prize figure |
| Release | April 2026 |
Who is Aira Shiratori? — Dandadan’s Third Protagonist
For new readers and anime-only fans: Aira Shiratori (白鳥愛羅) is the third main protagonist of Dandadan, joining Momo Ayase and Ken Takakura (“Okarun”) as the central trio of Yukinobu Tatsu’s hit horror-comedy. Initially introduced as a popular but selfish classmate, Aira’s arc is one of the series’ most unexpected character turns — she gains her own paranormal abilities after being targeted by a curse, and her Transformed state becomes one of Dandadan’s most visually distinct power-ups.
Aira’s design in her Transformed form leans into shoujo-manga aesthetic warped by horror — flowing hair, dramatic costuming, and a confident pose that captures both her vanity and her newfound combat ability. It’s the form most Dandadan fans want as a figure, and FuRyu’s Trio-Try-iT line is the first major prize-line release to capture it.
The Dandadan anime, produced by Science SARU (the studio behind Devilman Crybaby and The Heike Story), launched in October 2024 to massive international acclaim and a Crunchyroll release. With Season 2 confirmed, demand for Dandadan figures — especially of the main trio — has surged.
Figure Highlights
Trio-Try-iT Figure is FuRyu’s premium prize-figure line, designed to push prize-figure expectations with dynamic posing and larger proportions (typically 19–20cm vs the standard 17–18cm of competing prize lines). The line’s tagline emphasizes drawing out each character’s signature charm through expressive poses.
Key sculpting points:
- Approx. 19cm display height — significantly larger than standard prize figures
- Dynamic action pose capturing Aira’s transformed-state energy
- Detailed costume sculpting for the cursed-form attire
- Stable display base for reliable shelf presence
Where to Buy — Worldwide Shipping from Japan
FuRyu’s Trio-Try-iT prize figures are Japan-domestic — they’re distributed exclusively to Japanese game centers as crane-game prizes, which means international fans typically can’t access them directly. Proxy services exist but add unpredictable handling fees on every order, and listings on resale sites are often inflated.
TORIDORI SELECT stocks the Trio-Try-iT Figure – Aira (Transformed) for international order, with transparent worldwide shipping from Japan. Stock is sourced directly through official Japanese distribution channels.
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Image credit: FuRyu / CharaHiroba. ©Yukinobu Tatsu / Shueisha · Dandadan Production Committee · ©FURYU CORPORATION.
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