Kaitendoh

A Tokyo maker known for frequent High School DxD re-releases

At a glance

Status
Active.
Based in
Taito ward in Tokyo Japan.
Known for
High School DxD scale figures; especially Rias Gremory Bunny color variants and repeated releases.
Good fit
High School DxD collectors who enjoy comparing characters and color variants.
Before buying
Check the label on the box before buying; Lechery releases contain adult content and the other labels follow different styles.
Research coverage
Developing

TL;DR

  • Six-plus color variants of Rias Gremory's Bunny version, each re-released at retail. Kaitendoh has repeatedly returned to the wider High School DxD cast, and the re-release cycle can give collectors another retail opportunity instead of sending them straight to resale listings.
  • Operated by Mabel Co., Ltd. in Tokyo, with sub-brands Lechery (adult), Moebutsu, and Costume Carnival. The sub-brand label matters more than the Kaitendoh name for setting expectations.
  • Pricing falls at roughly 12,000 to 28,000 yen ($80-$185 USD). The parent company also produces railway model structures, a manufacturing heritage that predates anime figures entirely.

Railway Models Before Anime Figures

Before Kaitendoh made Rias Gremory figures, Mabel Co. made railway model structures. The company's roots are in miniature architectural detail work. That differs from character sculpting but shares the same demand for clean edges and parts that fit consistently.

Kaitendoh, which translates as 'Hall of Reversing Fate,' operates from Taito-ku, Tokyo, alongside Mabel's other product labels: Lechery for adult content, Moebutsu, and Costume Carnival.

High School DxD and Six Versions of One Figure

High School DxD, especially Rias Gremory, defines this catalog. The Bunny figure alone has returned in six or more colors. For DxD collectors who enjoy comparing characters and color variants, Kaitendoh is especially well suited to building a focused shelf.

Repeated releases define Kaitendoh as much as its franchise choices do. When a figure sells well, it may return in new color schemes. That cycle rewards patience and can give later fans retail access to pieces that might otherwise appear only through resale listings.

Why the Label on the Box Matters

Check the product label before purchasing. Lechery releases contain adult content, while Moebutsu and Costume Carnival use different styles. That label tells you more about what to expect than the Kaitendoh name alone.

For collectors building a DxD shelf, Kaitendoh's repeated color variants provide plenty to compare. Because figures may return, collectors who are flexible about timing can watch for the color scheme they want before turning to resale listings.

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