Officially licensed My Hero Academia FiGPiNs covering Class 1-A, the pro heroes, and the League of Villains â pick your character from the dropdown; each pin is sold on its own. The roster runs from Izuku Midoriya, Katsuki Bakugo, Shoto Todoroki, Ochaco Uraraka, Tsuyu Asui, Tenya Iida, and Eijiro Kirishima to the Big Three (Mirio Togata, Nejire Hado, Tamaki Amajiki), pro heroes like All Might, Endeavor, Shota Aizawa, and Mt. Lady, support-course inventor Mei Hatsume, and villains including Tomura Shigaraki, Dabi, and Hero Killer Stain.
Several fan-favorite characters appear in more than one design â All Might alone comes in his classic form, Silver Age, and Toshinori Yagi versions, and Deku appears in hero costume, school uniform, and later-season designs. U.A. school uniform pins for the main cast form their own sub-wave within the line.
FiGPiN builds each pin from cast zinc alloy filled with hard enamel color and plated in nickel, then packs it in a hard polycarbonate case with a character art card. The rubber backer doubles as a stand, and the serial number engraved on the reverse ties into the FiGPiN app for edition and rarity data.
Product details
- Brand: FiGPiN
- Series: My Hero Academia
- Type: Collectible enamel pin
- Material: Cast zinc alloy, hard synthetic enamel, electroplated nickel finish
- Size: standard pins approximately 3 inches (76.2mm); X-numbered pins (All Might Silver Age X4, Endeavor X26) are XL at approximately 6 inches
- Packaging: Hard polycarbonate display case with backer stand and art card; XL pins come in a soft case
- Condition: Brand new, factory sealed
- Recommended age: 14 and up
- Sold individually â one pin per purchase
Frequently Asked Questions
Which My Hero Academia characters are in this line?
Class 1-A students, the Big Three, pro heroes (All Might, Endeavor, Aizawa, Mt. Lady), Mei Hatsume, and villains like Shigaraki, Dabi, and Stain. The dropdown reflects what's currently in stock.
Why are there multiple pins of the same character?
FiGPiN releases characters across waves in different outfits and forms â for example, Deku in hero costume, U.A. school uniform, and later-season designs, each with its own pin number.
What do the pin numbers mean?
Every FiGPiN design has a unique number in the overall FiGPiN catalog. Numbers with an X prefix (X4, X26) are XL 6-inch pins; plain numbers are standard 3-inch pins.
Can I wear these or are they display-only?
Both. The pin back attaches to jackets, bags, and lanyards, while the included rubber backer lets the pin stand upright for shelf display.
How does the FiGPiN app work with these pins?
Each pin's engraved serial number can be registered in the free FiGPiN app to confirm authenticity and view edition run, sequence number, wave, and rarity.
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