Frieren, Tokyo Revengers, JJK Cats: Mini Blind Box Guide
By TOHO animation Store | US | Published: 2026-11-03
Category: Buying Guides
Compare Nendoroid Surprise Frieren, Tokyo Revengers WCF, and Jujutsu Kaisen Cats mini figures. Decision rules for size, lineup, and blind box format.
Quick answer
Start with the Nendoroid Surprise Frieren blind box if you want a true surprise with a random character and part; choose Tokyo Revengers WCF if you prefer a random figure without blind packaging; pick the Jujutsu Kaisen Cats blind box if you want the smallest figures and a full character sheet.
Size and display footprint: 70 mm vs 2.75-inch vs 1.2-inch
The Nendoroid Surprise Frieren figures are about 70 mm (2.8 inches), while Tokyo Revengers WCF figures are approximately 2.75 inches, and Jujutsu Kaisen Cats are about 1.2 inches. If shelf space is tight, the cats take up the least room; if you want a more substantial presence, the Frieren and Tokyo Revengers figures are similar in height.
Blind box vs random selection: what you actually get
The Frieren and Jujutsu Kaisen Cats products are blind boxes: you don't know which character you'll get until you open it. Tokyo Revengers WCF is not blind packaging—the figure inside is random, but the box may show which character it is, so you can avoid duplicates if buying in person. Online, all three are a gamble on character selection.
Lineup size and completion difficulty
Frieren has six characters to collect, and each box includes a random surprise part. Jujutsu Kaisen Cats also has six characters, each with a character sheet. Tokyo Revengers WCF Vol. 2 includes characters like Manjiro Sano, Draken, and Baji, but the exact number in the set isn't stated in the catalog. If you want a defined set to complete, Frieren and JJK Cats give you a clear target of six.
Decision rules for choosing your mini blind box
- If you want a true surprise with a bonus part: Choose the Nendoroid Surprise Frieren blind box. Each box has a random character and a random surprise part, so every open is a double reveal.
- If you prefer to avoid blind packaging: Choose Tokyo Revengers WCF. The figure is random, but the box is not blind, so you can see which character you're getting when shopping in person. Online orders are still random; ask the retailer if they can identify the figure before shipping.
- If you want the smallest figures and a character sheet: Choose the Jujutsu Kaisen Cats blind box. At about 1.2 inches, they take minimal space, and each includes a character sheet for display.
- If you plan to complete a set: Frieren and JJK Cats each have six characters to collect, giving you a clear completion goal. Tokyo Revengers WCF Vol. 2 has a larger character pool, but the exact set size isn't listed. Check the product page for a full lineup before committing to a full case.
Product facts
- Nendoroid Surprise Frieren: Beyond Journey's End Blind Box: Each blind box contains one random character figure and one random surprise part; there are six characters to collect. The extra surprise part adds variety, but it also means you can't predict the full contents, so duplicates are possible if you buy multiple boxes.
Nendoroid Surprise Frieren: Beyond Journey's End Blind Box - JUJUTSU KAISEN Hidden Inventory/Premature Death Ver. Jujutsu Cats (Repeat) Megahouse Mega Cat Project Blind Box: Each figure is approximately 1.2 inches tall and comes with a character sheet; the lineup includes Satoru Gojo, Suguru Geto, Shoko Ieiri, Kento Nanami, Yu Haibara, and Toji Fushiguro. The tiny size and included character sheet make these easy to display on a desk or pinboard, and the six-character lineup is clearly defined for collectors.
JUJUTSU KAISEN Hidden Inventory/Premature Death Ver. Jujutsu Cats (Repeat) Megahouse Mega Cat Project Blind Box - Tokyo Revengers WCF Vol. 2 Mini Figure: Figure is randomly selected from the set, but items are not in blind packaging; approximate height is 2.75 inches. Because the packaging isn't blind, you may be able to identify the figure before opening if you buy in-store, which helps avoid duplicates.
Who should buy which
Best for
- Fans of Frieren who enjoy surprise unboxings and bonus parts
- Collectors who want a defined six-character set to complete
- Shoppers looking for a small, desk-friendly figure under 3 inches
Not for
- Buyers who want to know the exact character before purchasing
- Collectors who dislike duplicate figures
- Anyone expecting large-scale display pieces
