He even works with figures that can't sit.

 

Honestly, with enough time and patience (plus a touch of creativity), just about ANY figure within a very wide size-range can be made to fit. I once got a "My Little Pony" strapped into this guy on a DARE! ( ; Basically, as long as the backpack isn't impossibly huge, and the figure is not too big, you can usually mangle things into a shape that fits. For instance, if a figure is too short, you can fold the footrests up and backward, turning them into a sort of vice to pin down ankles. The armrests can be folded in to reach a figure with shorter arms, or folded away entirely so you can rely fully on the articulated "legs" to pin said arms. You can use lengths of jewelry chain or rubber-bands to lock a character in if their proportions don't work with the built-in locks. Heck, he's so versatile, you can find ways to TURN THE WHOLE THING UPSIDE DOWN, using the foot-rest as a head restraint and the arm bits as leg restraints! Honestly, if you use a bit of imagination and creativity, it opens up a pretty massive world of possibilities. Don't feel limited by the default set-up. Get creative. He's remarkably versatile if you're willing to break from the norm!

 

Any 5-6 inch figma-like toy with sufficient leg joints and no big backpack parts or in the case of anime girl figures; long hair should be able to sit in him just fine. I haven't had any trouble getting any figures seated decently in him unless they specifically had trouble sitting against his flat surface like they would any toy sized chair really.

 

Honestly, I'm less interested in what figures FIT than in ways folks have mangled Kaon in order to MAKE them fit! Has anyone found any clever new ways to transform him so as to accommodate certain figures, or even just to give the chair mode a different look? I'd love to see someone manage to configure him as a torture TABLE, for instance!

 

Figmas:
Mikuru Asahina - the Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya (easily the best)
Hidamari Sketch x Honeycomb Hiro
LoveLive - Honoka Kosaka
Uzuki Shimamura - The Idolmaster Cinderella Girls Project
Ui Hirasawa - K-On
A few of the Puella Magi Madoka Magica figures would work pretty well too, but the scared faces come with the magical girl costumes, which probably wouldn't fit as well as the school outfit versions.

The Star Wars Black Battle Droid has a certain charm as well.

 

Okay, I don't even CARE that you didn't put a figure in that. O_O This is just awesome.

 

It bothers me that the chair isn't centred in the room, though...

 

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