Every Miss Fortune figure and statue compared

Miss Fortune's most premium piece is Infinity Studio's Captain Fortune 1/4-scale statue: 65 cm of resin and PU on a sea-monster base with color-changing paint and LED light-up effects, two interchangeable head sculpts, and a metal certificate. “Captain Fortune” is Riot's marketing name for her base/Bounty-Hunter pirate look, which is why Sideshow titles the same statue “The Bounty Hunter.” It launched Black Friday 2023 (not 2025, as some listings claim), in a limited edition — 599 for the Western allocation, with a 399 China / 199 Southeast Asia split on top — and retails $1,299 at Spec Fiction (less at some dealers); secondary asks cluster around $1,249. Don't confuse it with the other Bounty Hunter statue: Jimei Palace's Bounty Hunter Miss Fortune is a separate 1/6 piece (43 cm, $543–599) on a shattered-ship base with a sea creature reaching toward her, sold as a 2025 pre-order shipping in 2026. Same character, two different makers, two different statues.

Beast Kingdom's Master Craft Star Guardian Miss Fortune (MC-073) is the mid-premium pillar: a 39 cm polystone statue of her Star Guardian skin, posed with her Starlight blasters and her two magical companions Boki and Baki, limited to 3,000 sets with an exclusive plaque, at $368.99. It's sold out at Beast Kingdom now, with no active eBay asks tracked — a thin secondary market that makes provenance matter when one does surface. (Its exact launch year is genuinely muddy across retailers — roughly 2022–2023 — so we don't pin a single date.) For a collector who wants the Star Guardian aesthetic in a premium statue rather than the base pirate look of the Infinity and Jimei pieces, this is the one, and the companions sculpted into the base make it the most characterful of the MF statues.

Riot's own line covers the affordable options. The Miss Fortune Unlocked statue ($75, 30.9 cm PVC, 2021) is the entry display piece — base-skin MF, now sold out, asking ~€122. Two small figures sit below it: the Battle Bunny Miss Fortune Figure ($34.99, Series 4 #20, 2023) — still in stock at Riot, its box themed “Anima Squad Commander” — and the retired base Miss Fortune Figure (#004, 11.4 cm), which Riot's page lists with no price, so we show no original retail rather than guess (it asks ~$34 secondhand). Worth knowing: Battle Bunny and Anima Squad are the same crossover skin universe, so the $34.99 Riot Battle Bunny figure and the $29.99 Youtooz “Anima Squad” vinyl depict closely related looks (bunny ears, dual blasters), not unrelated skins. The Youtooz is still in print — buy it new rather than chase a resale.

By listing volume the Nendoroid Miss Fortune (#1754, Good Smile, ~10 cm) is the most-collected MF piece — base/Bounty-Hunter MF in chibi form with three face plates (confident, combat, winking), her dual pistols, and Strut and Bullet Time effect parts. It released July 2022 at ¥7,800 (Good Smile's US store lists $78.99; Good Smile's own page is yen-only), and it's still in print and re-orderable, which is why its 44 active asks reflect popularity, not scarcity — it asks ~$82 secondhand but you can often buy it new. Nendoroids are the most-bootlegged figure format in the hobby, so if you do buy secondhand, check the logo and box print. For most people who just want a Miss Fortune figure on the shelf, this is the easy, affordable, in-print answer.

One catalog entry is easy to misread: the Infinity Studio Miss Fortune 3D Photo Frame ($22,000 yen / ~€169.99, 2023) is not a freestanding statue. It's a wall-mountable painted-PVC relief plaque (~25 cm) — Miss Fortune sculpted in semi-3D breaking out of a decorative ornamental frame, with a recessed opening where you can insert a photo. It depicts her base/Bounty-Hunter look. It's largely sold out at retail and asks ~£205 secondhand. We flag it because a buyer searching “Miss Fortune statue” will see it priced like a statue and should know it's a hanging wall piece with a photo insert, not a figure for the shelf. As that kind of decorative wall art it's genuinely distinctive — just not interchangeable with the statues above.

Two of Miss Fortune's catalog entries are multi-champion Team Mini sets. The Arcade Team Minis ($35, 2018) is a five-figure box — Arcade Miss Fortune with Arcade Ahri, Ezreal, Riven, and Sona. The Star Guardian Team Minis Set 2 ($40, 2019) is the second Star Guardian set — Star Guardian Miss Fortune (with her companions Baki & Boki) alongside Star Guardian Ahri, Ezreal, Soraka, and Syndra. Both sold only as complete sets, never as singles, and both are retired — the Arcade set asks ~£91, the Star Guardian set has no active asks tracked. If you want a specific Miss Fortune skin in mini form, you're buying the whole five-champion box with her; on resale, confirm every figure is present.