Pain destroyed the Hidden Leaf on his own. Here is the story of the Six Paths of Pain and our diorama statue.
In this story · この物語の品
Pain is one of Naruto's most memorable villains: a leader who wanted to bring peace through pain itself.
The Six Paths of Pain
Pain is really Nagato, a survivor of war who awakened the Rinnegan. He controls six bodies, each with a different power, from Shinra Tensei, which flattened the Hidden Leaf Village, to summoning and absorbing chakra. His battle with Naruto is one of the turning points of the series.
The figure
Detailed PVC and resin with a painted finish, made for desks, shelves and cabinets. Get the Naruto Pain Six Paths Diorama Statue (₹2299).
Setup ideas
- Eye level: a floating shelf at eye level shows a figure's details far better than a high cupboard.
- Lighting: a small warm LED strip behind or above the figure adds depth, especially for flame and energy effects.
- Glass cabinet: keeps dust off and protects delicate parts like hair, swords and effect pieces.
- Pairing: put the figure next to a katana from the same series for a themed corner.
Key moments in the story
- Jiraiya's last fight: Jiraiya, Naruto's teacher, faces the Six Paths of Pain.
- The attack on the Leaf: Pain flattens the village with Shinra Tensei.
- Naruto vs Pain: Naruto masters Sage Mode and talks Nagato into bringing the villagers back.
Did you know?
- Nagato was once a student of Jiraiya, together with Yahiko and Konan.
- Each of the Six Paths has a different power, from repelling everything to summoning creatures.
- The orange-haired Path is Yahiko's body.
- Konan, the Akatsuki's paper-wielding member, was Nagato's closest companion.
- Pain's 'Know Pain' speech is one of the most quoted lines in Naruto Shippuden.
- A live-action Naruto film is in the works at Lionsgate, directed by Destin Daniel Cretton, with a worldwide casting search for Naruto, Sasuke and Sakura launched in July 2026.
Frequently asked questions
Who is the real Pain?
Nagato, an Uzumaki who awakened the Rinnegan. He controls the six bodies from a hidden place.
What is the figure made of?
PVC and resin with a detailed painted finish. Some parts may need light assembly, such as fitting the figure onto its base.
How should I display it?
On a shelf, desk or glass cabinet away from direct sunlight, which can fade paint over time. A closed cabinet keeps dust off.
Is it a toy?
It is a collectible display piece for teens and adults, not a toy for small children, because it has small and delicate parts.
How is it delivered?
Packed in its box with protective packaging and delivered across India. Report any transit damage within 3 days with an unboxing video and we replace it free.
Care
Keep it out of direct sunlight and heat, and dust it with a soft dry cloth or brush.
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