【Alex Illustration "Big Little Devil"】Classic, which is why it is bewitching. Alex Illustration's "Big Little Devil", piercing straight through cuteness, beauty, and a sense of immorality, is made into a 1/6 scale 3D figure!

The original illustration “Big Little Devil” drawn by Alex appeared as a 1/6 scale figure full of presence. What serves as the motif is a fascinating succubus wearing an atmosphere that beguiles onlookers. While having bold posing, rather than leaning only toward a mature impression, letting you feel somehow lovely somewhere is a major charm. Seemingly contrasting elements like “fascinating yet cute” naturally fuse together, and even the impression received seems likely to change depending on the viewing angle. While dropping charm unique to illustrations into a 3D object, sculpted beauty enjoyable precisely because it is a figure is also solidly incorporated.

The scale is 1/6, with a total height of about 255mm. Differing from types displayed cutely in small spaces, it is a size where you can solidly feel the character's existence when displayed. Moreover, because it is a painted completed product, taking it out of the box and combining it with the pedestal lets you appreciate its sculpting and coloring immediately, which is a pleasing point as well. PVC and ABS are used for materials, and the set includes the figure main unit and pedestal. For people who want to thoroughly gaze at favorite figures, the size of 1/6 being easy to observe details is also a charm, and ways of enjoying like checking details approaching after enjoying the overall silhouette from a slightly distant place seem possible as well.

What draws the eye particularly in this figure is 3D expression conscious of soft fleshiness. Rather than simply replacing the character's body into 3D, considering the balance of parts making you feel roundness and tightened parts, it is finished into a sharp proportion. Therefore, even when taking bold postures, the overall silhouette does not collapse, and a gorgeous atmosphere typical of a succubus stands out. On the other hand, approachable cuteness can also be felt in the facial expression, and character traits not relying only on stimulating motifs being conveyed is also impressive. While gazing, it is an exquisite finish making you think “This little devil might be surprisingly cute”.

Attention should also be paid to fine parts influencing the degree of completion of figures. Among them, delicate flows are expressed in hair, letting you imagine character movements and airiness despite being a stationary 3D object. Such details may not be noticed just by gazing at the overall image from the front, but changing the viewing position slightly leads to new discoveries. There is crafting making you want to shift your gaze naturally, thinking “How is this part sculpted?”, becoming a figure worth seeing even for people who want to appreciate sculpting itself, not just character expressions or proportions.

Solid individuality is given even to wings and tails symbolizing a succubus. Clear parts are adopted for these, and by adding textures different from body or costume, visual accents are generated across the entire figure. Just adding parts with transparency considerably increases the amount of information as a 3D object, and atmosphere changing depending on how light hits or the viewing direction is also an interesting part. Rather than attached only as symbols indicating the character of succubus, because wings and tails themselves become appreciation points, you will want to gaze thoroughly even from back views or lateral directions.

Another thing that cannot be missed is high boots with a glossy feel. Against body sculpting conscious of softness, delicate hair, and transparent wings and tail, lustrous boots add different textures. Visually feeling differences in materials creates sharpness in painted figures that tend to become monotonous, making the charm of character design even clearer. Such expression where “differences in textures can be imagined without touching” would be a part connecting to the fun of gazing at 3D works.

And what steals eyes at the end is indeed the facial expression as if inviting onlookers and bold posing. By individual elements such as body lines, line of sight, wings and tail, and high boots uniting into one, character traits unique to “Big Little Devil” complete. Prototype sculpting is handled by Mr. Agito, painting by Sawada Koubou, with Masamura Seisakusho and Sawada Koubou participating as production cooperation. Within a volume of about 255mm, colorful highlights are packed from fleshy sculpting to delicate hair, transparency of clear parts, and gloss expressions. Ending neither with fascination alone nor cuteness alone. For people who want to thoroughly savor both with a single figure, it is a “little devil” that makes you want to prepare a display place and wait.