DDS Female Figure Series Vol. 03 Makima
$179.00
Character: Chainsaw Man · Makima
Product Status: Pre-Order · Estimated to ship Q3 - 2026
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INFORMATION
DIMENSIONS
- Height: approx. 29 cm / 11.4 in
- Width: approx. 11 cm / 4.3 in
- Depth: approx. 11 cm / 4.3 in
- Scale: 1/6
CONFIGURATIONS
- Single fully painted figure — Makima in Dreamdoll Studio’s original dark-fantasy interpretation
- Signature crimson braided twin tails with sculpted red lace crown halo at the crown
- Deep-cut black long-sleeve dress with bat-wing décolletage trim in red, open back, and flowing split hem caught mid-motion
- Red corset belt with lace-up detailing at the waist
- Sculpted metal-link chain draped from the hip — a direct nod to her devil-binding authority
- Bare feet and legs with softly rendered skin gradients throughout
- Textured circular base styled as a manhole cover with “Makima” lettering embossed across the surface, finished with a deep red rim
MATERIAL & PACKAGING
- Material: Imported PU resin
OTHER
- Edition size: 110 pieces
- Estimated shipment: Q3 2026
VIDEO
ABOUT
Dreamdoll Studio’s Vol. 03 captures Makima at her most dangerously composed — a slight lean forward, chain at the hip, golden eyes that offer nothing and demand everything. The sculpt earns its 110-piece run through the contrast between the softly rendered skin gradients and the crisp bat-wing trim of her dress, with the embossed manhole base grounding the whole piece in her mythology. Limited to 110 pieces, this is the kind of shelf presence that rewards a second look.
CHARACTER ORIGIN
Makima is the central antagonist of Tatsuki Fujimoto's Chainsaw Man (Shueisha, serialized in Weekly Shonen Jump and Jump+), revealed to be the Control Devil — a being who embodies humanity's fear of domination and subjugation. Beneath her composed, almost tender exterior lies an absolute will to control every living thing around her, most devastatingly exercised in her systematic dismantling of Denji's world across the series' first arc. Dreamdoll Studio's interpretation leans fully into that duality: the half-smile, the golden eyes holding no warmth, and the chain at her hip read less as costume detail and more as a quiet declaration of power.
