Gegege no Kitaro - Medama-Oyaji (Uchoten)Medama-Oyaji · Uchoten

This figure features Medama-Oyaji from the long-running GeGeGe no Kitarō franchise, produced by Uchoten. Measuring approximately 28mm in height, it captures one of anime and manga's most distinctive supporting characters in miniature form. Medama-Oyaji is Kitarō's father, originally a fully-formed adult ghost who perished from disease and was reborn from his own decayed body as a living anthropomorphic eyeball. As a member of the Ghost Tribe and the Kitarō Family, his primary role is supporting his son with an encyclopedic knowledge of all things yōkai. Despite his tiny physical size, his spirit is described as massive. He enjoys bathing in teacups and is known for catchphrases like "Oi! Kitarō!" The character first appeared in the 1960 manga The Birth of Kitarō and has been a fixture across every anime adaptation since 1968. The figure stands at roughly 28mm, appropriately scaled to reflect Medama-Oyaji's famously diminutive stature. Uchoten produced this collectible as a prepainted figure depicting the beloved eyeball father in his classic form.