Every Vi figure and statue compared

If Vi is going to anchor a shelf, the real decision is in the premium 1/6-and-up tier, and it comes down to two pieces depicting her Arcane Season 2 final battle: the Hot Toys TMS138 ($280, ~28 cm, 1/6) is an articulated figure with seamless silicone arms, swappable hands, and gauntlet effect parts; the Infinity Studio Arcane Vi ($999, 55 cm, 1/4, edition of 697) is a fixed polystone statue with LED-lit Hextech gauntlets and a certificate. We break that head-to-head down in full in Hoarden's “Hot Toys Vi vs Infinity Studio Vi” guide — articulation versus presence, with the market math on each. Between them sit PureArts' two classic-skin pieces: the Vi 1/6 LED statue ($299, 40 cm, edition of 2,500, now asking ~$450 secondhand) and the Powder & Vi 1/6 diorama ($375, 28 cm, young Powder plus teenage Vi). Note the PureArts pieces depict in-game classic Vi, not the Arcane redesign — a real difference if you're matching the show.

PureArts sells its classic-skin Jinx 1/6 and Vi 1/6 statues together as a connectable diorama bundle for $499 — roughly $99 under buying both individually ($299 Vi + the matching Jinx). The two bases interlock into one piece, and both are polyresin with LED lighting (Vi's Hextech gauntlet; Jinx's smoke and rocket effects). One catalog note worth flagging: the Vi statue in this bundle is the full 40 cm 1/6 — the same one sold standalone — and the “31.5 cm” you may see is the Jinx component's height, not Vi's. The bundle's limited-edition number tracks the Vi component's run of 2,500 (the standalone Jinx runs to 3,000). For a collector who wants both sisters as a single display, this is the cost-efficient way in; for Vi alone, the standalone 1/6 is the buy.

Between the desk tier and the premium scale statues sit Riot's two in-house Vi statues. The newest is the Arcane Brawler Vi 1/7 ($199.99, 31.8 cm), a Special Edition sold directly through the Riot Merch store with fulfilment beginning July 2026 — Vi in her Atlas Gauntlets and Murk Wolves jacket, with a companion Arcane Champion Jinx 1/7 at the same price. Riot doesn't publish its material or edition size. The older option is the Vi Unlocked statue ($75, 25.4 cm PVC) from Riot's 2018 “Unlocked” line — base-skin Vi, long sold out, now asking $115–$155 on the US secondary market (a clean ~2× over retail). One correction worth recording: the Unlocked line is Riot's own in-house series, not a PureArts product — PureArts' League partnership didn't begin until 2021. For an affordable display Vi that isn't a tiny desk figure, the Unlocked statue is the value pick if you can find one.

Riot's Arcane Season 2 wave gave Vi three soft-goods options. The Vi Bunny Plush ($29.99, 17.8 cm) is a one-off costumed plush; the Vi Ragdoll Plush ($34.99) is the premium floppy-limbed version with exclusive-art packaging and a braided handle (Riot publishes no dimensions for it). Both are retired limited editions. The Caitlyn & Vi Plush Charms ($29.99) are a magnetic pair — two small charms designed to “stick back together,” the CaitVi gimmick in plush form — so it's not a solo Vi item but a set of both characters. The catch with all three: these are the most-counterfeited Vi products by far. “Official” Vi rabbit and ragdoll plushes are everywhere on eBay and AliExpress below retail, which is exactly why Riot runs a product-validation authenticity-code tool. Buy from the Riot store, and treat a too-cheap “new” plush as the warning sign — Hoarden's Vi authentication guide covers the tells.

At the affordable end, four very different small collectibles. The Funko POP! Arcane Vi (#1601, $11.99, ~10.5 cm) is the cheapest entry and the easiest to find. The Hot Toys Vi Cosbaby (COSB1102, $29.99, ~10 cm) is the stylized-mini step up, with Vi mid-swing on her gauntlets. The Youtooz Vi & Caitlyn (#6, $39.99, ~11.2 cm) is worth reading carefully: it's a single vinyl sculpt of both characters sitting together holding hands — not a two-pack, and priced above Youtooz's $29.99 single-character figures because it's the bigger dual piece. And the tokidoki x Arcane Unicorno ($13.99/box) is a blind box: nine Arcane designs, one random per sealed box, with a rare “Task Force Vi” chaser at roughly 1-in-48. That randomness is why its market looks odd — a median around $29 with asks up to $110 reflects people chasing the chaser, not the price of a plain Vi. If you specifically want Vi, the Funko or Cosbaby are the sure things; the blind box is a gamble.

Two of Vi's catalog entries are multi-champion Team Mini sets, not solo figures, and the page lists them as such. The Lunar Revel Team Minis ($40, set of five, ~8.1 cm tall) is a 2018 Lunar New Year set: Warring Kingdoms Vi alongside Firecracker Jinx, Panda Annie, Dragonblade Talon, and Dragonblade Riven — sold only as the complete set, now retired and trading around £22–£103 on the UK secondary market. PROJECT: Team Minis Set 2 (~7.6 cm) pairs PROJECT: Vi with Ekko, Fiora, Leona, and Vayne; it's also set-only and retired, but Riot never published an original retail for it, so we leave that blank rather than borrow the Lunar Revel price — secondhand sets ask around $32–$60. If you're after a specific Vi skin in mini form, these are the route, but you're buying four other champions with her.