Frieren: Beyond Journey’s End Frieren
$439.00
Character: Frieren: Beyond Journey's End · Frieren
Product Status: Pre-Order · Estimated to ship Q3 - 2026
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INFORMATION
DIMENSIONS
- H 28.5 cm (11.2 in) × W 26.5 cm (10.4 in) × D 17 cm (6.7 in)
- Frieren at 1/6 scale; companion figures at approximately 1/12 scale
CONFIGURATIONS
- × 1 Frieren (1/6 scale) — seated in a flowing white dress, delicately holding a blue flower, her signature staff resting across her lap
- × 4 companion mini-figures (approx. 1/12 scale) — Stark, Fern, Sein, and Eisen, perched along the staff and base, bridging two generations of the hero’s party
- × 1 Himmel statue element — a small stone monument of Himmel integrated into the base, a quiet anchor for the entire composition
- × 1 scenic floral base — lush with sculpted blue and pink blossoms, scattered petals, and mossy stonework evoking a timeless meadow
MATERIAL & PACKAGING
- Imported PU resin
OTHER
- Estimated shipment: Q3 2026
VIDEO
ABOUT
Ensemble Studio’s Ensemble Series Frieren reimagines the elven mage at the crossroads of two generations, seated barefoot in ethereal white while four companion mini-figures at roughly 1/12 scale line her staff like living memories. Delicate blue blossoms carpet the base beside a small stone Himmel, tying past and present into one contemplative tableau. A piece that understands what the series is really about — the quiet ache of time passing through someone who barely notices it.
CHARACTER ORIGIN
Frieren is the elven mage from Frieren: Beyond Journey's End, a series that follows her long after the defeat of the Demon King as she retraces the journey she once shared with the hero Himmel and their companions. Having lived for over a thousand years, she only begins to understand the weight of human connection after Himmel's passing — and sets out on a new pilgrimage with Fern and Stark to find meaning in the fleeting bonds she once took for granted. This piece captures the quiet intersection of both parties: the companions who shaped her past and the ones now shaping her present, all drawn together by an elf who was always a little too slow to notice what mattered most.
