Bunny Girl Taihou — Azur Lane
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INFORMATION
INFORMATION
Dimensions
- Height: 28 cm / 11.0 in
- Width: 20 cm / 7.9 in
- Depth: 18 cm / 7.1 in
- Scale: 1/6
Configurations
- Included: Figure — Taihou in bunny girl costume, kneeling on billiard table with cue
- Base: Miniature billiard table — fully sculpted with scattered pool balls and ornate gold-trimmed legs
- Accessory: Numbered card
Material & Packaging
- Material: Full figure cast in imported PU resin (a high-density polyurethane resin favored for fine surface detail and paint adhesion)
- Packaging: Not specified
Other
- Studio: VN Studio
- Series: VN Studio Women’s Series
- Estimated Shipment: Q3 2026
VIDEO
ABOUT
VN Studio’s Bunny Girl Taihou places the Azur Lane carrier front and center on a miniature billiard table base, kneeling in a lacquered red leotard, bunny ears, and deliberately torn black stockings while holding a cue with practiced confidence. Scaled at 1/6 across a 28 cm tall, 20 cm wide footprint, the piece is cast entirely in imported PU resin, with close-up renders showing high-gloss paint on the bodysuit contrasted against the matte skin and textured hosiery. The numbered card inclusion and the sculpted billiard table base make this a display that reads as a complete scene rather than a figure on a generic plinth.
CHARACTER ORIGIN
<p><strong>SCENE NOTES</strong></p><p>VN Studio frames this as an original casino-lounge concept built around Taihou's established persona — the composed, quietly commanding presence that carries weight even in a purely recreational setting. The choice to seat her directly on the billiard table rather than beside it is a deliberate posing decision: it shifts the power dynamic so she owns the room, cue in hand, rather than simply occupying it. Detail work visible in the close-up renders — the high-gloss lacquer finish on the red leotard, the sculpted tears running across the stockings, and the individually placed pool balls on the felt surface — shows VN Studio treating the base as part of the figure's narrative rather than an afterthought.</p>
