Beauty in the Bath — Asuka Langley Soryu
$209.00
Pre-Order Estimated to ship Q4 2026
INFORMATION
INFORMATION
Dimensions
- Height: 14.5 cm / 5.7 in
- Width: 22 cm / 8.7 in
- Depth: 14 cm / 5.5 in
Configurations
- Scale: 1/7
- Included — Full scene diorama base: tiled floor platform, clawfoot bathtub, brass faucet, wine bottle, two wine glasses
- Included — Figure accessories: small Rei doll prop (visible in bathtub alongside Asuka)
- Finish detail: tactile skin-effect topcoat applied to skin surfaces for a smooth, lifelike feel
Material & Packaging
- Material: PU (polyurethane, a resin compound commonly used in GK and premium figures for fine surface detail) & ABS (rigid engineering plastic used for structural parts and accessories)
- Packaging: Not specified — EPE foam or equivalent protective packaging is standard for this product category, but no specific packaging details were provided
Other
- Studio: loveHolic Studio
- Original Illustration: Mai Yoneyama
- Edition Size: 100 pieces
- Estimated Shipment: November 2026
- Studio Note: loveHolic operates its own in-house PVC figure production facility with a focus on Japanese-style licensed figure manufacturing
VIDEO
ABOUT
loveHolic Studio’s Beauty in the Bath translates Mai Yoneyama’s original illustration into a fully realized 1/7 scale scene — Asuka Langley Soryu reclined in a clawfoot bathtub, red plaid lingerie, dark stockings, a wine bottle in hand, and a small Rei doll tucked beside her. At 22 cm wide across a complete environmental diorama base, the piece commits to the full scene rather than isolating the figure, and a tactile skin-finish coat sets the skin rendering apart from standard painted PVC. With an edition of just 100 pieces, this one is genuinely hard to replace once it’s gone.
CHARACTER ORIGIN
<p><strong>SCENE NOTES</strong></p><p>This is loveHolic Studio's three-dimensional interpretation of Mai Yoneyama's original illustration — not a scene pulled directly from the series, but a mood piece that draws on everything the character carries: the performance of confidence, the private unraveling underneath it. loveHolic chose to build the entire environmental context rather than strip it to a figure on a base — the tiled wall, the brass faucet, the scattered rose petals, the wine, and the small Rei doll all stay in frame, making the display read less like a statue and more like a still from something you weren't supposed to see. The expression — cool, slightly unfocused, gaze drifting — does the real work, and the tactile skin-finish coat pulls the eye to the figure itself even within all that scene detail.</p>
