Banquet Kafka
$469.00
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Character: Honkai: Star Rail · Kafka
Product Status: Pre-Order Close
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INFORMATION
INFORMATION
Dimensions
- Height: 47 cm / 18.5 in
- Width: 26 cm / 10.2 in
- Depth: 28 cm / 11.0 in
Configurations
- Deluxe Version: Main figure, scenic base with throne, numbered certificate, full-color box, outer shipping carton
Material & Packaging
- Material: Imported resin + imported PU (polyurethane resin blend used for fine surface detail and structural flexibility)
- Packaging: Full-color collector box with outer protective shipping carton
Other
- Edition Size: 188 pieces
- Numbered Certificate: Included
- Estimated Shipment: Within 120 days after Pre-Order Close; estimated September – October 2026 (final schedule subject to studio confirmation)
VIDEO
ABOUT
Banquet Kafka captures the Stellaron Hunter at her most composed — seated on a gold-trimmed velvet throne, cigarette holder in hand, one leg crossed and one bare foot dangling with deliberate ease. ROULONG Studio’s 1/7-scale interpretation renders the figure at 47 cm tall in imported resin and PU, with the deep-gloss black gown, butterfly brooch hardware, and richly upholstered throne base all reading as a single unified scene. Limited to 188 pieces, this is the kind of piece that fills a shelf with presence rather than noise.
CHARACTER ORIGIN
SCENE NOTESThis is ROULONG Studio's original banquet interpretation of Kafka — not a battle pose, not a combat moment, but the version of her that is arguably more unsettling: completely at rest, completely in control. The throne setting frames her authority without a single raised weapon, letting the posture and expression carry the entire emotional weight. ROULONG leans into the contrast between the opulent gold-and-crimson throne and the cool detachment in her gaze, while the cigarette holder extended outward and the bare foot dangling off the armrest give the composition a studied nonchalance that reads instantly as hers. The butterfly brooches and round sunglasses pushed up into her deep-magenta hair are sculpted with the kind of material differentiation — matte versus gloss, soft versus hard — that only shows up properly at 1/4 scale.
