Every Ahri figure and statue compared

Riot's own 2018 statue, sculpted by Simon Lee and based on the 'A New Dawn' cinematic, is the Ahri piece that has actually appreciated. It stands 47.5 cm tall in PVC and resin, was hand-numbered in a limited run of 1,100 (550 North America, 550 Europe), and shipped with a certificate of authenticity — Riot publishes no scale rating for it. Against a $185 retail it now asks a roughly $475 median across US listings, with the range running $400–$1,100 and a lone $2,500 outlier shipping from the Netherlands. If you want the one Ahri statue with a track record of holding value, this is it — but at these prices the hand-number and COA are the things to verify on resale.

Jimei Palace's 1/6 statue is the most ambitious Ahri display piece in the catalog: a ~42 cm garage-kit in resin with clear-resin tails, an LED-lit base, and light-up effect parts in the magic orb and hand. It lists at $499 on Jimei's official store, though GK dealers price it anywhere from a ~$265 deposit to ~$650 paid-in-full with shipping, and the ship window has slipped across dealers (Q4 2025 to mid-2026). This is a garage-kit pre-order, not an in-stock retail figure — you commit money up front, dates move, and you buy from an established GK dealer (Spec Fiction Shop, FigureChoice, ClubHouse Statues) rather than a marketplace. No edition number is published.

The Myethos Spirit Blossom Ahri is a 1/7 figure (26.9 cm, PVC/ABS with metal accents) of Ahri seated on a lotus pool with translucent-blue fox companions. Its signature is phosphorescent paint: all nine tails and the fox companions glow in the dark. It retailed at $229.99 on the Riot store (released 28 November 2024) and is now a retired limited edition. The glow is also the authentication tell — a unit that won't glow after a light charge fails the published spec, which is why Hoarden's Spirit Blossom Ahri authentication guide leads with it. No specific eBay asks are in our tracker for the figure right now; the related Spirit Blossom fox plush asks $59–69 with the store sold out.

Good Smile Arts Shanghai's Star Guardian Ahri is the tallest of the 1/7 figures at 37 cm, and the one with the most going on: Ahri in her Star Guardian uniform with her magical companion Kiko perched on one of her nine tails, on a heart-shaped charm base. It retailed at $214.99 on the Riot store (¥29,400 on Good Smile's own shop, released January 2024) and is now retired. For collectors who want a painted display statue with character beyond the figure itself, the Kiko companion and the charm base make this the most narrative of the anime-style Ahri options. Buy from established figure retailers; Good Smile's bootleg-warning checks apply.

This 1/6 statue (~35.5 cm, resin) marks the inaugural 2024 Hall of Legends induction — Faker's 'Unkillable Demon King' ceremony — with Ahri in silver-and-gold ceremonial armor holding a heart-shaped charm. It sold as a Riot Merch preorder at $299.99 with fulfillment beginning June 2025. Riot publishes no material, dimensions, or edition size; the ~199 edition figure circulating is cited identically by three GK dealers but is not Riot-confirmed, so treat it as the best available number rather than gospel. The secondary market is thin — Hoarden tracks a single Australian ask at $669 — so provenance and the original order confirmation carry real weight here.

Apex makes two distinct K/DA Ahri pieces, and they are easy to confuse. The original Apex K/DA Ahri is a 1/7 figure (24 cm, PVC/ABS) of the base K/DA skin in its splash-art pose with translucent nine-tail parts; it retailed at $225 on the Riot store and now asks around a $206 median from China-based sellers ($180–$340 across CN/US/JP) — close to retail. The newer K/DA ALL OUT Ahri (27 cm, the metallic-blue ALL OUT skin with crystalline tails and a first-run bonus acrylic stand) is a separate 2026 release shipping September–November through import dealers at roughly $175, with no official MSRP published yet. Different skins, different years — if you see both listed, they are not duplicates.

The 'Unlocked' line is Riot's own series of ~26 cm PVC/ABS champion statues in default skins, manufactured by PureArts; Ahri is item #15, released November 2020 in her base Nine-Tailed Fox look. Riot's launch price for the line was around $75, though the Ahri page no longer shows it and the secondary market sits higher — our tracker spans a messy $62–$220 across US and CN listings plus £100–146 in the UK, reflecting how few clean comparables there are. If you want an affordable base-skin Ahri statue rather than a skin-line piece, this is the one to look for — just confirm you're getting the PureArts Unlocked #15 and not a similarly-posed K/DA figure.

For collectors who want articulation rather than a fixed pose, the Nendoroid Ahri (#411) is the pick: a ~10 cm poseable chibi in ABS and PVC with swappable face plates, arms and tail parts, and Orb of Deception plus Charm ability accessories, all on an articulated stand. The original #411 was a Korea-only Worlds 2014 exclusive; the version Riot sells globally at $55 is the re-release, which is the one most collectors can actually get. Nendoroids are among the most-bootlegged figures in the hobby, so Good Smile's standard checks — logo presence, box print sharpness, paint quality — apply if you buy secondhand.