Daydreaming Komari Chika
$289.00
Character: Too Many Losing Heroines! · Komari Chika
Product Status: Pre-Order · Estimated to ship Q1 - 2027
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INFORMATION
INFORMATION
Dimensions
- Height: 20 cm / 7.9 in
- Width: 23 cm / 9.1 in
- Depth: 17 cm / 6.7 in
Configurations
- Included: Main figure of Komari Chika in school uniform, seated pose with sketchbook
- Included: Chibi Nukumizu companion figure
- Included: Open storybook display base
- Included: Yellow backpack accessory
- Included: Watercolor paint set accessories (two trays)
- Included: Colored pencils, sketchbook, mini easel, and pencil accessories
- Included: Stacked books prop
- Included: Smartphone accessory
Production Note: To better align with the source character design, the final production piece will feature short socks (replacing the longer socks shown in prototype renders) and slightly adjusted leg proportions.
Material & Packaging
- Material: Imported PU resin (a polyurethane-based casting resin commonly used in GK statue production for fine detail and smooth surface finish)
Other
- Scale: 1:6
- Edition Size: 118 units
- Estimated Shipment: Q4 2026 – Q1 2027
- Studio: CuteCreators Studio
VIDEO
ABOUT
CuteCreators Studio’s Daydreaming Komari Chika captures her in a quiet, unguarded moment — seated atop an open storybook base, sketchbook clutched to her chest, with a chibi Nukumizu figure nestled beside her backpack and art supplies scattered all around. At 1:6 scale across a 23 cm footprint, the piece builds a layered diorama-style scene dense with character-specific props that reward close inspection. For collectors who followed her arc, this is the kind of shelf piece that communicates everything about her without saying a word.
CHARACTER ORIGIN
SCENE NOTESThis is CuteCreators Studio's original display concept built around Komari's defining emotional register — the girl who feels everything deeply and says almost none of it. She is someone who reaches for her phone rather than her voice when the feelings become too much, and the pose here captures exactly that interior weight: seated still, sketchbook pressed to her chest like a shield, gaze drifting somewhere just past the frame. CuteCreators frames her not in a moment of action but in the pause between thoughts, surrounding her with the art supplies and literature that define her world, while the chibi Nukumizu figure tucked beside her backpack quietly anchors the emotional subtext — the person she can't quite bring herself to address directly, present anyway.
