AniGame
The company group behind a generation of Chinese figure brands
At a glance
- Status
- Active.
- Based in
- Beijing China.
- Known for
- Azur Lane figures with matte skin paint; multiple versions of popular characters and jointly produced releases with AmiAmi.
- Good fit
- Dedicated Azur Lane collectors who want several interpretations of favorite characters.
- Before buying
- Compare AniGame, AniGift, and AniMester listings release by release; database links do not establish shared ownership.
- Research coverage
- Developing
TL;DR
- AniGame operates under Beijing Yuzuo Culture. Product databases connect it with AniGift, AniMester, and Vibrastar, but AniGame and AniMester should be treated as separate companies unless either company says otherwise.
- Known for natural-looking matte skin paint and a catalog centered on Azur Lane, often with different versions of popular characters.
- Figures typically cost $100-$160 USD. At least six releases have been jointly produced with retailer AmiAmi.
How the AniGame Brand Family Works
AniGame operates under Beijing Yuzuo Culture. MyFigureCollection links AniMester to AniGame, but neither company publicly identifies AniMester as an AniGame branch.
AniGame and AniMester should be treated as separate companies unless either company says otherwise. Shared ownership, factories, and quality-control teams should not be assumed.
Skin-Like Paint and Azur Lane Dominance
The production signature is a matte skin texture rather than the glossier finish seen on many figures, which may suit collectors who prefer a softer look. Azur Lane dominates the catalog, with several versions of popular characters serving different preferences within the same franchise.
At least six releases have been jointly produced with retailer AmiAmi. Figures cost $100-$160 USD each, placing them in the middle of the range among Chinese manufacturers.
How the Brand Family Helps Azur Lane Buyers
The catalog is built around Azur Lane. If a specific character outfit catches your eye, compare AniGame, AniGift, and AniMester listings release by release. Similar naming and database links do not establish shared ownership or production facilities.
If one version of a character is sold out or above your budget, another maker's version may suit you. Treat the companies as separate purchasing choices unless first-party corporate evidence establishes otherwise.