【Goddess of Victory: Nikke Noir & Blanc Bunny X 777 Ver.】An Incredible 2-Figure Set! Noir & Blanc from the Story Event “Bunny X 777” are Now 1/7 Scale Figures in Bunny Girl and Pole Dance Outfits!

The long-awaited figures from the gun-girl RPG “Goddess of Victory: Nikke,” which is set on a battlefield, have been realized. This time, “Noir” and “Blanc” of the 777 squad from the highly-acclaimed story event “Bunny X 777” are now 1/7 scale figures in bunny girl outfits. In addition to their impressive height of approximately 280mm, the production, which includes the sculpted base and the slanted pole, gives them a sense of presence that goes beyond that of a mere figure. Standing before this figure, you might even feel the illusion that time has stopped in that very moment.

Above all, the greatest highlight of this figure is the contrast in the expressions of Noir and Blanc. Noir's gaze, which holds a hint of confusion, and her subtly wavering, anxious gesture. In contrast, Blanc looks straight ahead with a bright, sun-like smile. Despite wearing the same outfit, their completely different impressions reveal the background and inner feelings of each character, stimulating the viewer's imagination. The composition, which makes you feel their “bond” when you display them together, is truly a finish that fans will covet.

To faithfully recreate the diagonal angle of the original event visual, great care was taken with the tilt of the pole and base. The dynamism that the diagonal composition gives the figure is so great that you'll find new discoveries every time you change your viewing angle. The compositional skill that exquisitely fuses a three-dimensional form with a two-dimensional feel is a testament to the masterful technique of sculptor Munetoshi Makio and the outstanding skill of colorist Kyota Watanabe. The way the texture of their outfits, hair, and skin subtly changes depending on how the light hits and the angle you view it from holds breathtaking beauty.

The intricate sculpting, a result of PVC and ABS materials, realistically portrays the luster of their outfits, the softness of their skin, and even the flow of their hair. Instead of the typical “obviousness” that often comes with the bunny girl concept, the composition impressively focuses on their very existence. By limiting the decorations, the beauty of their body lines and the texture of their outfits stand out more, giving them a quiet yet undeniable presence. The true essence of this figure is that it goes beyond being a simple character good and feels like a piece of art.