【No Game No Life Jibril: Bunny Ver. 1/6 Complete Figure】Three-dimensionalized in a gorgeous bunny girl figure newly drawn at "Summer School Festival 2023"! Jibril dressing in a colorful bunny suit is three-dimensionalized in 1/6 scale!

Jibril of the Flügel appearing in “No Game No Life” has become a figure in quite an attractive bunny girl figure! “No Game No Life Jibril Bunny Ver.” introduced this time is an item three-dimensionalized based on a special illustration drawn for MF Bunko J “Summer School Festival 2023”. Usually intellectual and bold, and drifting an atmosphere somehow tossing people around, her outfit this time makes that individuality stand out even further. Not merely having changed the costume, places where Jibril-likeness is packed from expressions to finger tip movements are wonderful, aren't they? Not to mention fans of the work, wouldn't it be an existence of concern even for those collecting figures of beautiful sculpting?

What wants attention paid to first is the expression tickling the viewer's heart. A gaze as if reading all of our thoughts, with a slightly floating meaningful smile. As if speaking to us like “What kind of match shall we have next?”, you spontaneously gaze at it. Furthermore, the gesture of holding up a card in one hand cannot be missed either. Her personality of enjoying games is naturally conveyed, and through the pose as if fluttering in midair, presence unique to the Flügel not bound by common sense on the ground is also expressed. Even while being a stationary figure, there is a sense of presence looking as if it could start moving and set something up at any moment.

Speaking of Jibril, what is impressive is the richly spreading long hair, isn't it? In this product, centering on soft purple, delicate coloring where yellow and blue blend in is adopted. By incorporating multiple colors into the sculpting of large hair that tends to become monotonous, different expressions seem likely to be enjoyed depending on the viewing angle. And the wings equipped with transparency and the halo above the head are also important points. By these decorations combining with the bunny costume, a mystical finish differing in flavor from general bunny girl figures is realized. Commitments are felt in points cherishing even racial characteristics of the character, not only gorgeousness.

Please try turning your eyes to the costume by all means, too. The metallic purple bunny suit shining receiving light has good compatibility with Jibril's hair color as well, giving a sense of unity to the whole. On the other hand, black knee-highs and high heels become accents, and moderately tightening vivid color tones is also a skillful place. Supple lines of the body and textures of the costume are carefully expressed, and elegance and an adult-like atmosphere can be tasted simultaneously. Even though flashy coloring, being somehow gathered elegantly is interesting, isn't it? It can be said to be a design where both wildness and elegance possessed by Jibril can be visually enjoyed.

Not only the figure main body, but productions around it are also points to pay attention to. Playing cards scattered in various places, and a dedicated base reminiscent of a chessboard. Looking at these motifs, the world of “No Game No Life” naturally comes to mind, doesn't it? Precisely because it is a work where games have important meanings, character charms deepen further through the addition of such props. Especially, the combination between Jibril floating in the air and the design on the board is as if a scene of a match was cut out. Just by displaying, a small story is born; such high display quality is also one of the enjoyments of this product.

This product is 1/6 scale, with an imposing size having a total height of about 300mm for the main body alone. Kodai Abe (Fenrir) took charge of prototype production, and Ekoshi took charge of coloring. Being able to thoroughly enjoy designs with many highlights such as three-dimensionally spreading hair, light posing, and complex coloring in a large scale is pleasing, isn't it? Plastic is used for the material, and as a painted completed product, the figure main body and dedicated base are a set. Even for those wanting to thoroughly appreciate down to detailed decorations, wouldn't it be a specification where a sense of satisfaction can be expected?

How was it? “No Game No Life Jibril Bunny Ver.” is a figure where character individuality, an original costume, and productions symbolizing the work are splendidly harmonized. Not stopping at loveliness alone, places where intelligence, voluptuousness, and even free-spirited charm can be felt are a major feature. For those who like Jibril, you should be able to enjoy a special side differing from her usual appearance. In addition to favorite collections, how about thoroughly tasting the captivating game world she sets up?