To solve the figure series problem, we need to identify the pattern or logic that governs the sequence of figures and predict the next one in the series.

Step-by-Step Analysis:

1. Observe the symbols and their positions in each figure: a plus sign, arrows, and a cross sign.
2. In the first figure, there's a plus sign at the top-left with one vertical downward arrow and three horizontal right-pointing arrows below.
3. In the second figure, the vertical arrows increase from one to two, maintaining the plus sign at the top-left and a newly introduced cross sign at the top-right.
4. In the third figure, the number of vertical arrows increases to three, and the alignment and direction of horizontal arrows alternate.
5. In the fourth figure, the elements repeat in a cyclic manner with small modifications (like arrow increment and arrangement variation), keeping the plus and cross signs in original positions.

Conclusion:

• The number of vertical arrows increases sequentially in each figure.
• Horizontal arrows shift between configurations but remain consistently three in number.
• The position of the plus and cross signs remains constant.

Based on these observations, the next figure should increase the count of vertical arrows to match the series logic, retain the positioning and count of horizontal arrows, and keep the plus and cross symbols unchanged.

The correct answer, based on these patterns, is the figure that includes four vertical arrows with the plus and cross in static positions.