S.H.Figuarts Harry Potter (Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire)

Description

The S.H.Figuarts Harry Potter (Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire) is a high-end 1/12 scale action figure from Bandai Tamashii Nations. Released in December 2025, this figure captures Harry as he appeared during the high-stakes final task of the Triwizard Tournament.

It is designed as a companion piece to the S.H.Figuarts Lord Voldemort to allow collectors to recreate the haunting graveyard duel from the film’s climax.

🎨 Screen-Accurate Design & Technology

• Tamashii Digital Coloring: The head sculpts utilize advanced digital printing to replicate Daniel Radcliffe’s likeness with hyper-realistic skin textures, subtle shading, and fine details like his iconic scar and glasses.

• Tournament Uniform: The figure features Harry in his Gryffindor-emblazoned sportswear (the red and black jersey and pants). The sculpt meticulously recreates the fabric folds, textures, and emblematic symbols seen in the fourth film.

• Interchangeable Hair: Includes a swappable hair part to simulate “flowing” or wind-swept hair, perfect for action-heavy poses.

⚔️ Key Features & Accessories

Standing at approximately 14cm (5.5 inches), the figure is crafted from durable PVC and ABS and includes a robust set of accessories to bring cinematic moments to life.

In Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, Harry is no longer just the “Boy Who Lived”—he is a 14-year-old thrust into a deadly adult world. This year is defined by his forced participation in the Triwizard Tournament, marking his transition from a reactive student to a hardened survivor.

📏 Physical Appearance

In the fourth film, Harry’s look undergoes a significant change, reflecting both the fashion of the time and his growing maturity.

• The Hair: Most notably, Harry sports shaggier, longer hair compared to previous years. In the books, his hair remains the classic “permanently messy” black, but the movie version uses the length to symbolize his neglected state and the chaotic nature of his 4th year.

• The Scar: His lightning-bolt scar becomes a more prominent plot point, frequently “burning” as Voldemort’s strength returns.

• Tournament Gear: During the tasks, he wears a red and black athletic jersey with “Potter” and the number “07” on the back. It is lightweight and designed for high-intensity magic.

• Yule Ball Dress Robes: In the book, these are described as bottle-green to match his eyes. In the movie, he wears a more modern, traditional black wizarding tuxedo with a white bow tie.

🌪️ Personality: The Year of Isolation

The Goblet of Fire is often called Harry’s “angry” year. For the first time, he is truly alone.

• Betrayal & Isolation: When Harry’s name is pulled from the Goblet, even his best friend Ron believes he cheated to get more fame. This creates a deep sense of resentment and loneliness in Harry.

• Teenage Awkwardness: We see Harry’s first romantic interest, Cho Chang. His nervousness and the eventual rejection he feels when she goes to the ball with Cedric Diggory humanize him beyond his “Chosen One” status.

• Resilience: Despite being underage and outmatched, Harry shows incredible grit. His decision to save Fleur’s sister in the Second Task, even when it cost him the win, proves his innate heroism over raw power.

🪄 Key Equipment & Skills

• The Wand: 11 inches, Holly with a Phoenix feather core. In the climax, this wand connects with Voldemort’s in Priori Incantatem, a rare magical phenomenon.

• The Firebolt: His world-class broomstick, which he uses to outmaneuver the Hungarian Horntail in the First Task.

• Gillyweed: A slimy plant provided by Neville (or Dobby in the books) that allows him to grow gills and flippers for the underwater task.

🎨 Premium Visual Representation

For fans who want to see these details in 3D, the S.H.Figuarts Harry Potter (Goblet of Fire) is the gold standard.

• Likeness: It uses 3D digital modeling to capture Daniel Radcliffe’s 14-year-old facial structure.

• Accessories: It includes the Triwizard Cup, his wand, and specialized spell-effect parts to mimic the golden beam from the graveyard duel.

• Posing: With over 30 points of articulation, you can recreate his iconic “Summoning Charm” pose from the First Task or his defensive stance against Voldemort.