Street Fighter · Figure guide
Chun-Li figures
Chun-Li’s pursuit of Shadaloo begins with her missing father. Her work as an investigator brings a personal reason into Street Fighter’s tournaments, and her determination to uncover the truth helps explain why she keeps facing opponents with such power.
Chun-Li figures span the earlier Alpha years, the blue qipao associated with Street Fighter II and her later life in Street Fighter 6. The changes in clothing follow a character who eventually has a community and a young person depending on her.
Story and characterFigure selection
Classic
Jada Toys 1/12
Chun-Li — Jada Toys
See the Jada figureThe blue qipao, white boots and twin hair buns recreate Chun-Li’s familiar classic costume on an articulated body.
Alternate expressions, hands and effects let you arrange a guard or attack. Compare the supplied parts with the pose you want beside Ryu or Ken.
Kick effect
S.H.Figuarts
Chun-Li S.H.Figuarts — 2nd Reissue
See the S.H.Figuarts figureThe classic blue costume returns in SF6’s Outfit 2 styling, with the Hundred Lightning Kicks effect making her signature attack the focus.
This 2nd Reissue includes interchangeable expressions, hands, the kick effect and a background sheet. Allow space beside the leg for the effect; check this exact reissue’s contents.
SF6
Amazing Yamaguchi
Chun-Li — Amazing Yamaguchi
See the Kaiyodo figureThe white-and-blue outfit, loose trousers and flat shoes give Chun-Li her newer Street Fighter 6 silhouette.
Kaiyodo’s joints suit extended kicks and airborne poses. This link is the Limited + Bonus offer; check its included face parts and leave room for the display support.
Alpha 3 and a fixed SF6 pose
Chun-Li Alpha 3 — Storm Arena
Blue combat wear, sneakers and a younger silhouette in an articulated 1/12 release. Check the included expressions, hands and attack effect for an Alpha display.
See the Alpha 3 figure
Chun-Li SF6 — POP UP PARADE
A fixed interpretation of the newer SF6 outfit. This photo shows the rear view; open the gallery to see the face and front of the pose before choosing the statue.
See the POP UP PARADE figureStory and character
The investigation that makes the fight personal
Chun-Li follows the trail of her father’s disappearance into the world of Shadaloo. Her suspicion that its leaders are responsible gives the investigation consequences beyond an ordinary assignment.
The blue qipao, white boots and twin hair buns establish the familiar Street Fighter II appearance. Her rapid kicks and Spinning Bird Kick give that elegant outline an athletic force. In motion, the costume belongs to someone who can close the distance and overwhelm an opponent with her legs.
The Alpha games return to an earlier part of her career. The athletic clothing and sneakers give that younger Chun-Li a different outline, while her commitment to pursuing the truth is already in place.
The life she builds around kung fu
By Street Fighter 6, Chun-Li is caring for Li-Fen, who survived the Black Moon Incident. She teaches kung fu and has become a familiar presence in her neighborhood. The discipline she once used primarily in pursuit of Shadaloo now also gives other people something they can learn.
Her white-and-blue clothing, trousers and flat shoes belong to this later appearance. The hair buns remain, preserving a connection to the earlier design while the surrounding silhouette changes.
Li-Fen gives this part of Chun-Li’s story a relationship that extends beyond investigation or competition. Looking after her and teaching students give Chun-Li responsibilities that continue between fights. Her strength has become part of the everyday life she is building.
A Chun-Li figure can recall the investigator pursuing her father’s fate or the teacher passing on what she knows. Her changing appearances follow the life around those fights.