Square Enix Play Arts Kai

Just in case the ending of Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots left you feeling really lonely, Hideo Kojima has unveiled a new, softhearted action figure just for you.

Square Enix has been taking advantage of all its handsome men lately and its continuing to do so in two new Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain Venom Snake figures.

Square Enix has some pretty amazing Play Arts Kai figures, which are joined by new, unique takes on some iconic Star Wars characters.

Square Enix showed off more licensed figures at NYCC than we've ever seen from the company before.

Selina Kyle always looks good, but this armored version of Catwoman designed by Tetsuya Nomura is purrfect.

Hideo Kojima has revealed some brand new Metal Gear merchandise for Tokyo Game Show, and the Metal gear Collection 2014 probably isn't what you expected.

Hideo Kojima, that master of mindgames, has just tweeted might be a teaser for a Play-Arts Kai figure modeled after Psycho Mantis. Albeit, as a kid.

Slade Wilson looks better than ever in this Steelers-colored Play Arts Kai variant you can only get at the 2014 New York Comic Con.

The new photos of Square Enix's Sora and Roxas Play Arts Kai figures look like they were pulled straight from Kingdom Hearts 2.5 HD Remix.

Play Arts Kai, the toy making division of Square Enix, makes amazingly detailed action figures based on video game, comic, anime and movie characters. They also provide those figures with excellent accessories, but with the 'Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children' Cloud Strife figure, they’ve gone over the top; this thing has so many swords, you guys.