To solve this problem, we need to identify the pattern in the sequence of figures and determine which option completes the sequence logically. Let's examine the sequence step by step:

1. In the first figure, there are four symbols: \square, \times, \%, \bigtriangleup, and 5. The \square and \bigtriangleup are at opposite corners.
2. In the second figure, the symbols \times, \%, and 5 appear twice, and the position appears to be rotated.
3. In the third figure, the arrangement changes again with the \square and 5 swapping places.
4. The sequence shows a pattern of rotating and swapping symbols. Observing the pattern in the sequence, in the next step, the positions of the symbols will need to conform to their respective rotations and alterations.

By analyzing these steps, we can conclude that the missing figure should be the one that follows this established pattern of rotation and symbol swapping.

The correct figure will look identical to the solution provided below:

The selected figure demonstrates the same sequential changes and is the only one that fits into the pattern logically.