Bunny Girl Artoria Pendragon
$269.00
Character: Fate Series · Altria Pendragon
Product Status: Pre-Order Close
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INFORMATION
Dimensions
- Height: 33 cm / 13.0 in
- Width: 17 cm / 6.7 in
- Depth: 10 cm / 3.9 in
- Weight: Not specified
Configurations
- Bare Feet Version (Ver. Bare Feet) — white high heels, bare legs
- Black Silk Version (Ver. Black Silk) — black pantyhose, white high heels
- Leather Pants Version (Ver. Leather Pants) — blue leather pants, gold ankle cuffs
- Detachable real-fur shoulder stole — removable for alternate display
- Gold-trimmed bar cabinet base with illuminated bottle display shelf
- Whisky glass accessory on bar surface
- Bonus coaster included with pre-order
Material & Packaging
- Imported PU (polyurethane, primary figure casting material)
- Imported resin (secondary casting, detail parts)
- Real plush fur (genuine textile material used for shoulder stole)
- Packaging: Not specified
Other
- Scale: 1/5
- Studio: SASA Studio
- Edition Size: 99 units total across all three versions
- Estimated Shipment: Q3–Q4 2026
VIDEO
ABOUT
SASA Studio’s 1/5 scale Artoria Pendragon catches her perched at a fully dressed bar cabinet — bunny leotard, detachable real-fur stole, and that characteristic gaze that says she absolutely dressed this way on her own terms. At 33 cm tall with a gold-trimmed bar base complete with lit display cabinet, the piece is engineered as furniture as much as figure. Three distinct leg versions across a 99-unit total run make the edition genuinely finite.
CHARACTER ORIGIN
This is SASA Studio's original bunny-girl interpretation of Artoria Pendragon, built around a very specific emotional register — not battlefield composure, but the guarded pride of someone caught being effortlessly glamorous and refusing to admit she enjoys it. What SASA emphasizes here is the contrast: the legendary King of Knights draped over a whisky bar in a white leotard and a real-fur stole, expression cool and unconvinced by your opinion. The bar cabinet, scaled and detailed down to the bottle labels and gold rail, grounds the pose in a world far removed from Camelot — and somehow makes her feel even more herself.
