The 1/6 scale figure of August von Parseval looks as if she has leaped out of the world of Azur Lane. Her appearance transcends mere character merchandise, reaching the level of a work of art. Her dominating presence looks like a direct three-dimensional realization of her mystery and dignity. While draped in a cool and elegant aura, her expression suggests an unwavering strength, allowing her to command the space simply by standing still. The size of approximately 285mm in height further enhances the intricacy of the detail and the presence, giving the illusion that the corner of the room where she is displayed becomes her throne.

What first catches the eye is the splendor of the outfit she wears. The coat, which uses real fur, has its texture meticulously reproduced, with a level of material fidelity that makes you want to reach out and touch it. The black long dress imparts a noble impression while naturally enhancing her body line, conveying the inner strength she conceals. Her beautiful legs, visible above the thigh-high socks, and the graceful standing posture created by her high heels are also impressive, revealing new allure the more you look. The presence she exudes, as if life were residing within her, is due to the calculated coloring and sculpting of every minute detail.

What is immediately apparent about her figure is her extraordinary appearance. The bluish-gray eyes hidden beneath her long hair, the cat-ear-like protrusions on her head, and the black curved horns reminiscent of a big horn all accentuate her unique individuality. All of these are reproduced as features that remain unchanged even by an outfit swap, based on her design settings. This is not just a design but an icon that symbolizes her very existence. Holding the figure allows you to truly appreciate anew just how finely detailed the character design in the game was.

And what catches the eye most of all is the sculpting of the rigging surrounding her. The structure, like a wyvern spreading its wings, has a presence that suggests it is not merely equipment but her alter ego. Its size far exceeds her body, giving it the persuasive power to make the viewer instinctively feel, “This is not just a figure.” As mentioned in her dialogue, this rigging, which even seems to possess a certain autonomy, is truly like a life form existing in unity with her. Many fans will be captivated by its scale and intricate sculpting.

The August von Parseval figure is not just for “display.” It is a masterpiece full of creativity, stimulating the viewer's imagination, reminding them of the story and settings behind her, and sometimes even generating new interpretations. The meticulous sculpting by prototype artist Icurie and the breathtaking coloring technique of colorist Tsukiyanagi make you realize how figures can achieve such high perfection. It is guaranteed to be an unmissable presence for all collectors who love beautiful sculpted art, especially Azur Lane fans.