When looking at figures, you sometimes come across works that make you feel, ”This is not just a three-dimensional object, but perhaps a single painting.” ”Serious: Paradise Connie Ver.” is exactly that kind of presence. Instead of just standing on a base like a general figure, it adopts a display method that incorporates the space itself into the presentation, and it possesses enough charm to change the surrounding atmosphere from the moment it is displayed. Every time you look at it, it gives a fantastic impression as if it were softly floating, allowing you to enjoy a mysterious sensation as if time were flowing slowly.

The biggest feature of this figure is the suspended display utilizing the included special parts. By combining the back hair of the main body, the rabbit tail, and the ring parts, a display that looks as if it is floating in the air is made possible. Since it can produce a three-dimensional feel different from surrounding works when lined up on a figure shelf, it naturally catches the eye at a single glance. Furthermore, with the addition of the ribbon for suspended decoration, it is also not to be missed that the entire work is completed as a single art object rather than just being displayed. Since the appearance changes depending on the sense of the person displaying it, you can also enjoy the fun of creating your own world view.

What is interesting is that it does not end with just the suspended display. The main body is detachable, and by using the included replacement parts, it can be changed to a lying-down pose. It is probably a great attraction that you can enjoy completely different impressions depending on the display method, despite it being the same figure. There are days when you want to enjoy a fantastic appearance as if drifting in the air, and there are days when you want to taste a calm and relaxed atmosphere. Since you can change its expression according to the mood of the day or the display space, you can face it with a fresh feeling even if you own it for a long time.

The completeness of the accessories is also one of the highlights. In particular, the glass slippers are designed to be freely attached and detached, allowing you to enjoy arrangements during display. While these detailed elements might seem like small points at first glance, they greatly enhance the sense of immersion into the work when you actually hold it in your hand. Figures often have their world view completed not only by the sculpting of the main body but also by the accessories. In that sense as well, it can be said that this work firmly possesses both the joy of appreciating and the joy of displaying.

The sense of size with a total height of approximately 270mm is an exquisite size that allows you to firmly feel its presence. It makes it easy to enjoy the detailed sculpted expressions, and its beauty is conveyed even when viewed from a slight distance. Because of the amount of information unique to the 1/6 scale, you can carefully appreciate the flow of the hair and the details of the costume, discovering different charms depending on the viewing angle. While it is a size that exerts enough presence to act as the main star of a display shelf, it is not excessively large, so a good balance that makes it easy to incorporate into a collection can be felt.

The charm of a figure is not just its sculptural beauty. How it is displayed greatly changes the value and ways of enjoying the work. ”Serious: Paradise Connie Ver.” is a work that reminds us of that joy once again. A fantastic display through aerial presentation, a calm expression through a lying-down pose, and numerous highly flexible accessories. Since multiple charms can be tasted with a single figure, it will likely become an impressive piece not only for collectors but also for those who do not usually buy figures very often. It is a work endowed with such a special charm that there are new discoveries every time you look at it, making you want to pursue your own way of displaying it.