"SHF Toji reissue" has been one of the most-searched figure terms for months — and for good reason. Bandai's S.H.Figuarts Toji Fushiguro sold out almost everywhere within days of release, scalper prices exploded, and Jujutsu Kaisen fans have been asking the same question ever since: when is Toji coming back in stock?

Here's the short answer: he's back — right now, at retail, genuine Bandai. Below is everything you should know before you grab one: the reissue timeline, how to spot a fake, and the figure you'll want standing next to him.

The S.H.Figuarts Toji Reissue, Explained

The first run of the S.H.Figuarts Toji Fushiguro vanished from store shelves almost immediately — no surprise for a character as popular as the Sorcerer Killer. Bandai has responded to this kind of demand before with reissues (the Gojo Satoru figure went through the same cycle), and the Toji reissue is now reaching warehouses. Reissue stock is always limited and tends to disappear in waves, so if you've been waiting since the first sellout, this is the window.

Real vs. Fake: How to Spot a Genuine Bandai Toji

When a figure is this hard to find, counterfeits flood the market. Before you buy an "SHF Toji" anywhere, check the essentials:

• Box: genuine Bandai boxes have crisp printing, a Tamashii Nations logo, and a authentic holographic-style sticker band.
• Paint: fakes smudge the eye lines and skip the matte finish on the black outfit.
• Joints: S.H.Figuarts joints click into place with firm ratchets; bootlegs feel loose and greasy out of the box.
• Seller: the simplest check — buy from an authorized retailer. Our stock is directly sourced genuine Bandai, which is why it's printed "In Stock Genuine Bandai" right in the listing.

Complete the Set: S.H.Figuarts Yuta Okkotsu

If "shf yuta" is on your search history too, the Special Grade sorcerer is also in stock. Yuta Okkotsu with Rika at his side is the natural shelf-mate for Toji — the two strongest "non-standard" fighters in the series, facing off across your display.

Waiting for Other Reissues? Get Your Kaiju Fix

Reissue watchlists are stressful. While you wait, Bandai's Kaiju No. 8 line is fully in stock — the best giant-monster action this side of Godzilla, straight from the hit 2026 anime. Hibino Kafka's suited form comes in two versions, plus Defense Force captain Gen Narumi:

• S.H.Figuarts Kaiju No. 8 — Hibino Kafka (In Stock)
• S.H.Figuarts Hibino Kafka — High Poseability Version
• S.H.Figuarts Gen Narumi (In Stock)

FAQ: Toji Reissue Questions, Answered

Is the SHF Toji reissue happening?

Yes — reissue stock has started reaching retailers in 2026. Availability moves in waves, so when you see it listed as in stock at a genuine-Bandai retailer, don't wait for a "better" moment.

Where can I buy SHF Toji in stock?

Right here: the S.H.Figuarts Toji Fushiguro is in stock at sendaotoys.com, genuine Bandai with fast worldwide shipping.

Is the SHF Toji rerelease different from the first release?

No — reissues use the same mold, paint and accessories as the original 2024/2025 release. The only difference is the box date stamp. If anything, later runs sometimes fix minor paint tolerances.

How much does the Toji SHF figure cost?

At retail, it's priced in line with other standard S.H.Figuarts releases — check the current price on the product page. Anything wildly above retail from third-party resellers is the scalper markup the reissue is here to end.

Is the SHF Toji worth it?

For Jujutsu Kaisen fans, easily. It's the definitive Toji: the Heavenly-Restriction physique, the cursed tools, and S.H.Figuarts-grade articulation for the worm-summon pose. It consistently ranks among the line's best-selling figures — which is exactly why the reissue was needed.