A presence that suddenly steals your gaze—that is the charm of “Tenshi Keisatsu Eru-chan.” Appearing as if she has jumped straight out of rurudo's delicate and fantastical illustrations, this figure is more than just cute. Within her expression, filled with a sense of justice as a police officer, and her figure overflowing with angelic kindness, contradictory elements harmonize mysteriously. It is a piece that perfectly embodies the bold combination of “Angel and Police.” It possesses a strange gravity that makes her story come to mind every time you look at her.

This figure is 1/6 scale, with a total height of approximately 26cm. While the numbers suggest a size that is easy to display without being too large, you will be amazed by the exquisite craftsmanship when you see it in person. It is finished by the famous duo of Avila for the fine sculpting and Graham Kamen for the coloring. From the texture of the hat and the ebb and flow of the body lines to the realism of the handcuffs using metal chains and the plated handcuff object on the dedicated base, the level of perfection is as if you are peering onto a small stage. The fact that a figure can tell such a story speaks to the depth of this work.

Actually, this “Eru-chan” caused a huge stir when the initial version was released, and she has returned in response to many requests for a resale. The wonderful part is that it doesn't end as a mere resale; the plating on the base has been changed this time, upgrading it to a more refined impression. It is a user-friendly design that offers a new surprise for repeaters while delivering the latest specifications to those getting it for the first time. Such meticulous consideration is surely an essential element for a figure to be loved for a long time.

The greatest feature is arguably the interchangeable cast-off specification. It is a playful configuration that allows you to enjoy different body lines by swapping the entire upper body. Furthermore, the skirt is removable, and the hat can be taken off freely. Of course, it features a specification where there are intentionally “no” panties. This is not merely sexual; it can also be interpreted as a challenge for the work itself. How far can one go within the expression of sculpting? I feel that one answer to such a question is contained within this figure.

This figure is not merely character merchandise. It is a piece with extremely high value as an art piece and a collectible. Whether it's the way rurudo's worldview is established as a 3D object, the luxurious accessories, or the finish with thorough attention to detail—any aspect provides the satisfaction of being able to “cherish” it rather than just display it. Just having this Eru-chan in a corner of your room makes the atmosphere a bit more dramatic. This figure possesses that kind of presence.