History Toys / Revoltech

* ''Amazing Yamaguchi'': Currently the newest line, with Yamaguchi's take on Creator/MarvelComics, Creator/DCComics and ''Manga/MyHeroAcademia'' superheroes. This line predominantly uses smooth turning joints instead of the ratcheting Revoltech joints, though the Revoltech logo is still on the box.

* ''Tokusatsu Revoltech/SFX Revoltech'': A line concentrating on {{Kaiju}} monsters and SciFi franchises, including Western properties. Popular for including a multitude of Creator/{{Toho}} monsters, several ''Film/IronMan'' suits and the infamous "Rapeface" Woody from ''WesternAnimation/ToyStory1''.

* ''Evangelion Evolution'': A line reissuing all the previously-released ''Revoltech Yamaguchi'' figures for Anime/RebuildOfEvangelion, but with more precise paint jobs, additional accessories and some different joint choices (for example, using smooth turning joints for smaller joints instead of the usual clicky Revoltech joints).
* ''Amazing Yamaguchi'': Currently the newest line, with Yamaguchi's take on Creator/MarvelComics, Creator/DCComics and Manga/MyHeroAcademia superheroes. This line predominantly uses smooth turning joints instead of the ratcheting Revoltech joints, though the Revoltech logo is still on the box.

* ''Tokusatsu Revoltech/SFX Revoltech'': A line concentrating on {{Kaiju}} monsters and SciFi franchises, including Western properties. Popular for including a multitude of Creator/{{Toho}} monsters, several ''Film/IronMan'' suits and the infamous "Rapeface" Woody from ''WesternAnimation/ToyStory''.

* LawOfOneHundred: Revochips, which used to come with all Revoltechs, would give you points toward specific rewards obtained through Kaiyodo-partnered retail outlets. The rewards were usually multiples of 100 points...
** UselessAccessory: ...But you could only get the rewards in Japan, making Revochips this for Western collectors & other collectores who live outside of Japan..

* NotQuiteStarring: To a degree with the ''SFX Revoltech'' [[Film/TheDarkKnightSaga Batman]]. He comes with an extra "unmasked" head, but it appears that Kaiyodo couldn't secure Creator/ChristianBale's likeness, so they had to fudge it a bit. The resulting representation of Bruce Wayne is...less than good.

* ''Revoltech Takeya'': A unique line that releases articulated Buddhist statues, eastern mythical creatures and Japanese skeletons.

* ''Revoltech Yamaguchi'': The original line, now overseen by Yamaguchi rather than wholly sculpted. Has stretched into VideoGame territory, with ''ProfessorLayton'', ''VideoGame/MonsterHunter'', and ''VideoGame/ZoneOfTheEnders'' figures.

* ''Tokusatsu Revoltech/SFX Revoltech'': A line concentrating on {{Kaiju}} monsters and SciFi franchises, including Western properties. Popular for including a multitude of {{Toho}} monsters, several ''Film/IronMan'' suits and the infamous "Rapeface" Woody from ''WesternAnimation/ToyStory''.

** UselessAccessory: ...But you could only get the rewards in Japan, making Revochips this for Western collectors.

* DemBones: Skeleton Army from ''Film/JasonAndTheArgonauts'', as well as ''Takeya'' Japanese Skeleton and [[NinjaPirateZombieRobot Skeleton Samurai]]

* ''Revoltech Takeya'': A unique line that releases articulated Buddhist statues.

* DemBones: Skeleton Army from ''Film/JasonAndTheArgonauts''

* DemBones: Skeleton Army from ''Flim/JasonAndTheAgronauts''

* DemBones: Skeleton Army from ''Film/JasonandtheAgronauts''

* DemBones: Skeleton Army from ''Film/JasonAndTheAgronauts''

* ''HokutoNoKen REVOLUTION'': A range of figures dedicated entirely to the titular series. Very popular with fans, as the figures are of a particularly high quality.

Once considered ''the'' line for small robot action figures, it is now one of many, Bandai's [[Toys/RobotSpirits Robot Damashii]] and Toys/SuperRobotChogokin being the primary comeptitors.

* NoExportForYou: ''Assemble Borg'' is difficult to obtain outside Japan thanks to it only being sold through its own website, which of course only ships to domestic addresses. Also the case with some convention-exclusive toys such as the Wonfes Metallic Gurren Lagann, which fetches around $200-300 on the secondary market.
* NotQuiteStarring: To a degree with the ''SFX Revoltech'' [[Film/TheDarkKnightSaga Batman]]. He comes with an extra "unmasked" head, but it appears that Kaiyodo couldn't secure Creator/ChristianBale's likeness, so they had to fudge it a bit. The resulting representation of Bruce Wayne is... [[{{Understatement}} less than good]].

''Revoltech'' is a Japanese toyline of poseable action figures, usually around 5 inches tall and unique in using a specialised type of joint to allow for versatile articulation. It is produced by Kaiyodo, and was started in late 2006. They usually occupy the ¥2000–¥4000 price point and often have a fair range of accessories.

The main gimmick of the line, so to speak, is the Revolver Joint, a specialised point of articulation originally developed by Yasuhiro Nightow of ''Manga/{{Trigun}}'' fame. Whilst other Japanese action figure lines tend to use organically moving joints such as ball joints and the like, Revolver Joints are a form of ratcheting joint that are designed to hold their position using rows of teeth on the inside of the assembly itself, and they tend to click quite distinctively when moved. The idea is that since the toys are being purchased mainly by collectors, they'll be holding poses for extended amounts of time on shelves, so more rigid joints that hold poses better are necessary. No other toyline uses these exact joints, and the line prides itself on the innovation; the name of the line is a [[PortmanteauSeriesNickname portmanteau of "Revolver Technology"]], after all.

Once considered ''the'' line for small robot action figures, it is now one of many, Bandai's ''[[RobotSpirits Robot Damashii]]'' being the primary comeptitor.

* NotQuiteStarring: To a degree with the ''SFX Revoltech'' [[Film/TheDarkKnight Batman]]. He comes with an extra "unmasked" head, but it appears that Kaiyodo couldn't secure ChristianBale's likeness, so they had to fudge it a bit. The resulting representation of Bruce Wayne is... [[{{Understatement}} less than good]].

* ''Revoltech Fräulein'': A small range of figures using a universal female body sculpt. Designed to compete with ''{{Figma}}'', the leaders of that particular market.

* UnitsNotToScale: Especially evident with human figures from different sub-lines. Hilariously obvious in the ''GurrenLagann'' figures.