Dull Cat Burned Out Felyne
$119.00
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Character: Monster Hunter · Felyne
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INFORMATION
Dimensions
- L 20 cm (7.9″) × H 21 cm (8.3″) × D 14.5 cm (5.7″)
Configurations
- × 1 Dull Cat figure in signature blue hood, seated in a relaxed, exhausted pose
- × 1 alternate human-form figure — dark-haired character in blue tunic with star motif, approximately 7 × 7 × 9 cm, swappable with the cat figure for a completely different display mood
- × 1 scenic diorama base — weathered wooden veranda with railing, scattered cherry blossom petals, cascading yellow flowers, and stacked stone/wooden crates
- × 1 sculpted cherry blossom tree with gnarled trunk arching overhead, laden with delicate pink blossoms
- × 1 miniature katana resting among the petals
- × 1 small green sake dish/vessel beside the figure
Material & Packaging
- No material or packaging details were provided for this product.
Other
- Edition size: 45 pieces worldwide
- Estimated shipment: Q3 2026
VIDEO
ABOUT
Lark Studio’s Dull Cat — Burned Out is a 45-piece limited diorama capturing quiet exhaustion beneath a canopy of sculpted cherry blossoms. At 21 cm tall, the scene pairs a weathered wooden veranda strewn with individual petals, a gnarled blossom tree, and a swappable cat/human figure that lets you shift the display between gentle humor and moonlit introspection. A small, deeply felt piece for collectors who find beauty in running on empty.
CHARACTER ORIGIN
Dull Cat (呆猫) is Lark Studio's original character — a round, wide-eyed feline in an oversized blue hood who embodies quiet exhaustion and gentle melancholy. "Burned Out" presents the character in a moment of total surrender: slumped beneath a cherry blossom tree on a worn wooden veranda, sake dish empty, katana set aside, petals drifting down around it like the last traces of motivation. The swappable human-form variant shifts the tone from cute fatigue to something more contemplative, a figure sitting alone under moonlit blossoms.
