For fans who felt “I wanted to see this outfit as a figure,” isn't this a piece you'd be quite interested in? From the mobile game “Azur Lane,” the Northern Parliament light cruiser “Pamiat Merkuria” has been sculpted in the bunny suit outfit she unveiled in the anniversary illustration. What's more, this time it is in an imposing 1/4 scale size. Reaching a total height of approximately 485mm, its presence when displayed is quite something. The highlight is that rather than simply making the character larger, it condenses Pamiat Merkuria's signature cute atmosphere and the glamour unique to a bunny outfit into a single sculpt. As a pre-painted complete figure, another delightful point is being able to thoroughly appreciate its complete form including not just the sculpting but the coloring as well.

Those who thought, “If it's a bunny figure, isn't the outfit similar to others?” are precisely the ones I want to look at the details. In this figure, matching the motif illustration, a distinctive bunny suit that boldly shows off her underbust is reproduced. Precisely because it is a design a bit different from standard bunny outfits, Pamiat Merkuria's unique personality stands out. And pay attention to the bunny ears on her head as well. By expressing the unique pattern through printing, it results in a glamorous finish that doesn't end with just a silhouette. While retaining the character's loveliness, a slightly mature impression is also added by the bold outfit, and an exquisite balance that leans neither strictly toward “cute” nor “sexy” is a charm unique to this figure.

What I personally find interesting is her feet. Hearing bunny girl might make you want to imagine high heels, but what Pamiat Merkuria wears are characteristic short boots. A dedication to details that makes you want to say, “You're going that far with the craft?” can be felt, with the design incorporating large ribbons, as well as the sole portion that is usually easy to overlook, being finely sculpted. Precisely because it is a large 1/4 scale figure, the ease of following these fine elements with your eyes is another key point. Rather than ending after just gazing at her face or outfit, there is an amount of detail that makes you want to observe in order from the bunny ears on her head down to her feet, allowing you to enjoy new discoveries every time you change where you look.

In contrast to the boldness of her outfit, her posing is finished in a truly lovely manner. Bringing both hands to her chest, Pamiat Merkuria turns her gaze toward us while showing a gesture like making a heart with her fingers. She possesses a prettiness that makes you want to say, “If you look at me with that kind of expression, I won't be able to turn my eyes away,” letting you feel a character traits distinct from a simple standing pose. While being at an impressive size with a total height of approximately 485mm, what dictates the impression is not just the size. Facial expression, fingertip movements, bunny ears, outfit, and boots—by combining each element, it becomes a work where you can savor the charm of the anniversary illustration from an angle unique to a 3D object.

The sculpting was handled by Shuruft and Norimiki Ujigawa (Dragoncraft), with Dragoncraft handling production cooperation, and yozakura handling coloring cooperation. ATBC-PVC and ABS are used as materials. The 1/4 scale size is a volume that makes you want to firmly secure display space, but the raw impact that turns that into an advantage seems to be a major reason to choose this figure. Gazing from afar, the glamorous bunny appearance catches the eye, and getting closer lets you enjoy fine details such as the boots' soles and the print on the bunny ears. It can truly be called a complete figure that meets head-on the fan expectation of “I want to thoroughly enjoy Pamiat Merkuria in a large size.”