Buff Doraemon

From ArtOtakuHome Studio

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INFORMATION

DIMENSIONS

Version 1 — Buff Doraemon (Hands on Hips):
Height: 18 cm / approx. 7.1 in
Version 2 — Buff Doraemon (Double Bicep Flex):
Height: 18 cm / approx. 7.1 in
Weight: Not specified

CONFIGURATIONS

Version 1: Buff Doraemon — fists-on-hips power stance, sculpted eight-pack abdomen, round base included
Version 2: Buff Doraemon — double bicep flex pose, same muscular anatomy, round base included
Each version sold separately; collectors may acquire one or both poses
No interchangeable parts or accessories noted

MATERIAL & PACKAGING

Material: High-grade resin with imported PU (polyurethane casting compound, used for smooth surface finish and fine detail reproduction)
Packaging details: Not specified

OTHER

Pre-Order Open: April 20, 2026
Pre-Order Close: To be announced
Estimated Shipment: Q3 2026 (subject to change; actual shipping date takes precedence)
Payment Structure: Not specified
Series: Contrast Art Series

VIDEO

ABOUT

ArtOtakuHome’s Contrast Art Series drops Doraemon into the last silhouette anyone expected — a shredded, eight-pack physique that plays the iconic round body against bulging biceps and a fully defined core, cast in resin and imported PU at 18 cm. Two poses cover the range: Version 1 plants fists on hips in a power stance, Version 2 throws both arms into a full double bicep flex. The visual gag lands harder in three dimensions than it has any right to, and that’s the whole point of this series.

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CHARACTER ORIGIN

This is ArtOtakuHome's original concept piece from their Contrast Art Series — a deliberate subversion of one of the most recognizable character silhouettes in all of manga. The joke is architectural: the head, collar bell, and red nose are rendered with complete fidelity to the source design, while everything from the neck down has been rebuilt with hypertrophied muscle anatomy. Version 1 reads as confident self-satisfaction — hands locked on hips, core on full display. Version 2 escalates to an unambiguous flex, arms raised, the double bicep pose leaving nothing to the imagination. ArtOtakuHome's sculpting choice to keep the face expression neutral-to-smug rather than straining sells the bit completely.