Collection: Ai Haibara (Detective Conan)

Volume numbers do the work

Haibara stands often carry a volume number: Acrylic Stand Vol. 2, Acrylic Stand Figure Vol. 6, Modern Gradation Vol. 2. Volumes are separate designs rather than reissues, so the number decides whether a piece is new to your collection. Keep a note of the volumes you hold before ordering another.

Finishes change the piece

Releases include a Metal Diorama Style stand, a Nobi Koro diorama stand, a Paint Ver., and a Gloves Ver. alongside plainer panels. Finish alters how a small piece reads under light far more than it would on a sculpt. The acrylic stand category shows those variations across other characters, and sculpted items are with the figures.

Fairs, venues, and store exclusives

A Fist of Blue Sapphire release fair at Tokyu Hands, The Million dollar Pentagram movie goods, a Sunshine 60 Observatory venue limit, and a Shimamura collaboration each produced artwork of their own, and the title is where that origin stays on record. Paired designs with Conan Edogawa run through several of them.

What the listing tells you

Titles preserve the Japanese release naming, so the origin stays visible long after the event has passed. Condition appears as a grade on every entry, photographs represent the release, and the Detective Conan index covers the rest of the cast.