Cat-Ear Boy Wanderer (Scaramouche)
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INFORMATION
INFORMATION
Dimensions
- Height: 15.3 cm / 6.0 in
- Width: 13.0 cm / 5.1 in
- Depth: 14.0 cm / 5.5 in
Configurations
- Included: Main figure (kneeling Wanderer in cat-ear costume)
- Included: Mirror base — reflective circular display platform
- Included: Cat butt pillow prop — sculpted plush accessory the figure rests on
- Included: 3 magnetic swap accessories — interchangeable display add-ons
- Packaging: Color box
Material & Packaging
- Material: Imported PU (polyurethane resin, commonly used for fine skin-tone and surface detail) + imported resin (used for structural and detail components)
- Packaging: Color box
Other
- Scale: 1/6
- Edition Size: Limited to 168 pieces
- Estimated Shipment: Q4 2026
- Production Revision Notes: Eye-liner water slide decal position adjusted slightly upward; face mark decal color revised to light purple for final production
VIDEO
ABOUT
Laboo Studio’s Cat-Ear Boy Wanderer reimagines Scaramouche in a relaxed kneeling pose dressed in a black cat-ear hood, collar with bell, and partial dark outfit — resting one hand on a plush cat pillow prop. At 1/6 scale with a limited run of 168 pieces, the piece is built from imported PU and resin with production-revised face decals for a lighter lavender tone. A compact footprint that reads completely differently from any combat-stance Wanderer piece on the market.
CHARACTER ORIGIN
<p><strong>SCENE NOTES</strong></p><p>This is Laboo Studio's original fan-design interpretation of Wanderer reimagined as a cat-boy — a concept that leans into the character's sharp, guarded personality by placing him in a deliberately disarming, low-to-the-ground pose. Laboo frames the contradiction well: the black cat hood, red collar, and hanging bell read as playful costuming, but the posture — kneeling, weight shifted, gaze slightly averted — keeps that familiar edge intact. The cat butt pillow prop and reflective mirror base ground the piece in a quiet, domestic moment that sits in deliberate contrast to how Wanderer is usually rendered in statue form.</p>
