Awakened Demon Form Nezuko Kamado

$159.00

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Product Status: Pre-Order · Estimated to ship Q4 - 2026

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INFORMATION

Dimensions

  • Height: 18 cm / 7.1 in
  • Width: 16 cm / 6.3 in
  • Depth: 13 cm / 5.1 in
  • Weight: Not specified

Configurations

  • Main figure — Nezuko Kamado in Advanced Demon Form, seated pose
  • Wooden floor panel base
  • Shoji screen backdrop with cherry blossom silhouette cutouts

Material & Packaging

  • Material: Imported PU resin (a cast polyurethane compound used for fine surface detail and paint adhesion), imported transparent PU resin (used for translucent skin and effect layers), and polystone (a resin-mineral composite favored for weight and detail retention)
  • Packaging: Color printed outer box with EPE foam interior (dense protective foam used for statue shipping)

Other

  • Estimated Shipment: Q4 2026 — subject to adjustment based on studio production schedule

Iron Knight Studio’s 1/6 scale piece captures Nezuko Kamado seated in her Advanced Demon Form — adult proportions, vine markings running the full length of her arms and legs, kimono loosened, and the signature horn visible at her right temple. The mixed-material build combines imported PU resin, transparent PU, and polystone to render the vine tattoo gradients and skin translucency at a level that a single-material cast simply cannot match. The shoji screen backdrop with cherry blossom silhouette cutouts frames the figure as a complete diorama, not just a statue on a base.

The piece locks onto the quiet interval inside the Advanced Demon Form — the adult body, the displaced kimono, the barefoot detail all present, but the posture is folded inward rather than coiled for combat. When Nezuko first awakened this form against Daki, she lost her usual restraint entirely and only reverted when Tanjiro sang her a lullaby — the tension between that raw power and the stillness here is exactly what Iron Knight Studio is working with. The studio chose a seated, self-contained pose against the cherry blossom shoji backdrop to frame the contradiction: the red and green vine-like patterns covering her arms, legs, and chest rendered in transparent PU layering over the skin, while the expression reads withdrawn rather than feral. The diorama environment does the narrative work without needing an action beat to carry it.