【Mushoku Tensei: Jobless Reincarnation -Isekai Ittara Honki Dasu- Roxy M. Greyrat Sleepwear Ver.】There is no flashiness. Precisely because of that, a supreme design where "goodness" such as facial expressions, gestures, and clothing styles stands out!

“...Rudy, please don't look so much...”. Made into a 3D figure in a posture where such voices seem likely to be heard is “Roxy M. Greyrat Sleepwear Ver. 1/6” from “Mushoku Tensei: Jobless Reincarnation”. This time, slightly different from Roxy who behaves cutely/dignifiedly in usual costumes, sleepwear figures worn in impressive scenes united with Rudeus are motifs. Precisely because of atmospheres different from usual, one spontaneously stops eyes thinking “Is such Roxy also made into a figure?”. Not simply changing costumes, but places trying to make even her feelings into a 3D model would be highlights unique to this figure.

What wants to draw attention first is poses shyly pulling the hem of sleepwear. While not sculptings with bold movements, rather those modest gestures are Roxy-like, letting viewing sides imagine even atmospheres of scenes. In figures looking a little bewildered about how to behave while conscious of being looked at, her feelings swaying between thoughts toward Rudeus and shame can be felt. Figures are unmoving things, yet you can imagine up to events right before and right after that. Wouldn't such expressions “cutting out a single moment” be one of the funs of displaying character figures?

In this pose, there is another interesting point. While she herself tries to hide shame by pulling the hem, due to that gesture the back figure becomes defenseless, which is a composition. This slight unbalance connects to human-like cuteness, different from perfectly coolly decided poses. The situation itself “trying to hide, yet full of gaps in other places” is impressive, possessing charms not understood by gazing from the front alone. Because ways of seeing facial expressions or impressions of silhouettes change depending on displaying angles, when displaying as well you seem likely to want to search for favorite orientations.

Size is 1/6 scale, total height is about 18cm. For materials, centered on PVC, part ABS is used, finished as a pre-painted complete product. Mr. Miyoshi handled prototype production, and Mr. Ekoshi handled coloring production. Differing from plastic models enjoying assembly or painting from scratch, being able to appreciate completed sculptings and colorings at hand immediately is the charm of complete figures. Also, precisely because of relatively large scales named 1/6, line of sight naturally heads not only to facial expressions, but to hair or costume lines, finger gestures, etc. Rather than exaggerating sizes themselves, it gives impressions of being utilized as scales to enjoy delicate atmospheres of characters thoroughly.

Speaking of Roxy, figures as magicians and behaviors as masters remain in impressions, but in this Sleepwear Ver., focus is put on a side different from such usual images. That is why what is interesting would be places where even without luxurious equipment or flashy effects, at a single glance you can feel “It is a figure expressing Roxy”. By accumulating small elements like line of sight, posture, and hands grabbing hems, her personality and heart movements are transmitted. More people know the work, it becomes a single figure where you can gaze while recalling stories like “Roxy at this time”.

The fun of collecting figures of “Mushoku Tensei: Jobless Reincarnation” is not only displaying favorite characters. It also lies in being able to leave scenes remaining in heart in anime at hand as 3D objects. Roxy M. Greyrat Sleepwear Ver. 1/6 is precisely a figure letting you feel that charm. In the depth of shy gestures there are thoughts toward Rudeus, and those emotions can be read from poses or facial expressions. Rather than pushing gorgeousness alone to the front, for fans who want to enjoy gazing at delicate sides of the person named Roxy, it seems likely to become impressive collections.