Evolution Line Garchomp
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INFORMATION
Dimensions
- Length: 30 cm / 11.8 in
- Width: 28 cm / 11.0 in
- Height: 35 cm / 13.8 in
- Weight: Not specified
Configurations
- Garchomp — fully sculpted in battle pose at the apex of the composition
- Gabite — mid-stage form integrated into the swirling base
- Gible — juvenile form grounded at the base of the tornado
- Sand-tornado base — wraps all three forms into one unified scene
- Dragon-head spire — crowns the top of the composition
- Magenta Dragon Claw effect parts — slicing through the sand vortex
- Rocky terrain ground elements
Material & Packaging
- PU (polyurethane, a firm casting material commonly used for larger structural parts)
- Imported resin (high-detail casting material used for fine sculptural elements)
- Packaging: Not specified
Other
- Scale: 1/6
- Studio: PG Studio
- Edition Size: 128 pieces
- Estimated Shipment: Q4 2026
VIDEO
ABOUT
PG Studio’s “Quasi-God Series” entry presents the full Garchomp evolutionary line — Gible, Gabite, and Garchomp — locked together in a single explosive desert-storm composition at 1/6 scale. The piece is built around a sweeping sand-tornado base that frames all three forms, with magenta Dragon Claw effect parts cutting through the swirl and a massive dragon-head spire crowning the top. An edition of 128 pieces makes this a tight run for Garchomp collectors.
CHARACTER ORIGIN
What PG Studio emphasizes here is Garchomp's identity as a ground-shredding apex predator — not a single moment, but the entire arc of that power rendered as a lineage. All three evolutionary stages spiral together inside a desert vortex, making the piece read as one organism at three points in time rather than three separate figures sharing a base. The magenta effect parts and the looming dragon-head spire push the composition toward something genuinely dramatic without losing the core silhouette that makes Garchomp so immediately recognizable.
