The first time you see it, you might be speechless due to its sheer presence. “Meido-Busou: Ax Street ver.” is a unique piece within the original series by Nidy-2D-, particularly for combining a street aesthetic with sexiness. The impact of the large size—a total height of approximately 260mm at 1/4 scale—sets it apart from other items in your collection. The realistic sculpting, which captures a split second of the pose, gives it a sense of realism as if it is about to move.

The charm of this figure is not just its size. The biggest highlight is the high level of costume reproduction and texture. The street-style jacket and sneakers are meticulously detailed, suggesting the feel of real materials. Notably, the removable jacket feature drastically changes the visual impression, achieving a balance between a dynamic silhouette and an emphasis on the figure's physique. Despite its imposing appearance, another major characteristic is the lightness and balance in the sculpting itself.

The fact that Nidy-2D-, who created the original artwork, provided full supervision, is also unmissable. Since the character's atmosphere and world view embedded in the illustration are directly translated into a three-dimensional form, the figure’s completeness as a standalone piece, as well as its value as an art object, is impressive. Thanks to the combination of Nyabaa-shi, who was in charge of the prototype production, and Graham Kamen-shi, who handled the coloring, everything from the smooth texture of the skin to the details of each individual item is finished with astonishing realism.

Figures are often strongly positioned as “just one piece of a collection,” but this “Ax Street ver.” is a presence that brings individuality to the space itself. Its posture emits a refined aura, much like a piece of art, and it reveals different expressions depending on the viewing angle. The ability to expand your enjoyment through the placement and lighting is a charm made possible by this size and level of craftsmanship. It is truly packed with value as a “piece made to be showcased.”