Doctor Blythe Neferpitou
$509.00
Character: HUNTER×HUNTER · Neferpitou
Product Status: Pre-Order · Estimated to ship Q4 - 2026
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INFORMATION
Dimensions
- Height: 56 cm / 22.0 in
- Width: 42 cm / 16.5 in
- Depth: 44 cm / 17.3 in
Configurations
- Included: Neferpitou figure sculpt
- Included: Doctor Blythe puppet — full mechanical structure, looming over the primary figure
- Included: Deluxe scene base with Nen effect parts — red-purple translucent flame environment surrounding the figure
Material & Packaging
- Material: Resin (standard cast resin for the primary figure and base structure), Clear Resin (used for the translucent Nen flame effect parts to achieve light-passing gradients), PU (polyurethane resin, typically used for flexible or detail-dense secondary components)
- Paint: Core-painted finish (lacquer-core paint application for depth and color stability)
- Packaging: Not specified
Other
- Estimated Shipment: Q3–Q4 2026
- Pre-Order Close: Not specified
VIDEO
ABOUT
Doctor Blythe Neferpitou locks in the threshold moment from the Chimera Ant arc — arm regeneration just completed, full Nen output surging outward, the decision to kill already made — rendered at 1/6 scale with a scene-wide base that extends the red-purple Nen flame environment across 42 cm of display width. XinLou Studio built the piece around the Doctor Blythe puppet as a structural co-anchor, with clear-resin Nen effects layered in translucent gradients that shift from hot pink at the tips to deep violet at the core. At 56 cm tall and built from resin, clear resin, and PU, this is the first statue to reconstruct this specific scene with both the puppet’s mechanical anatomy and the surrounding Nen field treated as primary sculptural subjects rather than props.
CHARACTER ORIGIN
The statue is fixed at the exact beat in Peijin where Doctor Blythe completes the repair of Neferpitou's broken arm — the moment the Royal Guard tests the healed limb, turns to face Gon, and commits to killing him for the King. It is one of the most compressed emotional pivots in the arc: healing and lethal intent occupying the same breath. XinLou Studio chose to treat both subjects as equals in the composition — Neferpitou stands composed and cold at center, while Doctor Blythe rises behind as a structural presence rather than a background detail, its puppet anatomy rendered with visible mechanical specificity. The Nen field is handled through layered clear-resin effects that graduate from bright pink at the outer edges into saturated violet closer to the figure, giving the surrounding aura a physical density that reads as containment rather than decoration — the En closing in, not radiating out.
