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Blue Box Height Converter

See how tall Blue Box characters are, Hina 1.50m to Kyo 1.75m, plus Chinatsu 1.62m and Taiki 1.67m with instant comparison to meters, feet and human height.

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About this conversion

Kouji Miura's Blue Box profiles list Hina Chono at about 150cm (1.50m), Chinatsu Kano at 162cm (1.62m) and Taiki Inomata at 167cm (1.67m), with Kyo Kasahara fan-estimated at about 175cm (1.75m) from door-scale visuals, so Kyo is the tallest of the four while petite gymnast Hina is the shortest.

Taiki, Chinatsu and Hina figures come from anibase.net character profiles (a preferred anime database); Kyo has no published height so his 1.75m is a community visual estimate, clearly marked as estimate. 1 Taiki = 1.11x Hina (1.67/1.50), 1 Kyo = 1.05x Taiki, making this converter a handy reference for versus debates, cosplay sizing, fan art scaling and everyday curiosity.

Units supported: Meters, feet, and Blue Box heights (Hina 1.50m, Chinatsu 1.62m, Taiki 1.67m, Kyo 1.75m estimate).

Source note: Taiki 167cm, Chinatsu 162cm, Hina ~150cm via anibase.net profiles; Kyo ~175cm fan-estimated from visuals (clearly marked as estimate).

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Frequently asked questions

What units can I convert with the Blue Box Heights converter?

Meters, feet, and Blue Box heights (Hina 1.50m, Chinatsu 1.62m, Taiki 1.67m, Kyo 1.75m estimate).

Is this an official, canon conversion?

Taiki 167cm, Chinatsu 162cm, Hina ~150cm via anibase.net profiles; Kyo ~175cm fan-estimated from visuals (clearly marked as estimate).

Can I convert in both directions?

Yes, enter a value in either field and the other updates instantly. You can also tap the swap button to flip the two units, or use the copy-link button to share this exact conversion.