Goddess of Victory: Nikke Elegg
Price range: $159.00 through $179.00
Character: Goddess of Victory: Nikke · Elegg
Product Status: Pre-Order · Estimated to ship Q1 - 2027
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INFORMATION
DIMENSIONS
CN Version
- Height: 31 cm (12.2 in), including base
GL Version
- Height: 31 cm (12.2 in), including base
CONFIGURATIONS
- Removable head sculpt — opening the door to alternate display styling and compatibility with 1/6 action figure head sculpts
- Bonus tattoo water slide decal — a small but thoughtful extra for collectors who enjoy dialing in a more customized finish
- Integrated sandy display base — grounding the piece with a soft beach-like setting that complements the relaxed, teasing pose
- Single-character display focused on body line, silhouette, and the lifted-shirt gesture that defines the piece from every angle
MATERIAL & PACKAGING
- Material: PU
- Material: Resin
OTHER
- Pre-Order Close: April 29, 2026
- Estimated Shipment: Q1 2027
- Bonus Item: Tattoo water slide decal
VIDEO
ABOUT
Chisel Studio’s 1/6 Elegg captures a deliberately provocative, collector-driven interpretation of the NIKKE heroine, built around a clean silhouette and a playful lifted-shirt pose. At 31 cm tall, the piece pairs PU and resin construction with a removable head sculpt, sandy base, and bonus tattoo decal. What stays with you is the artistry in the body flow and engineering choices, giving the statue a display presence that feels both polished and unmistakably premium.
CHARACTER ORIGIN
Elegg is a character from Goddess of Victory: NIKKE, the sci-fi shooter RPG built around humanity’s last stand and its squad of combat android heroines. This statue does not appear to recreate a specific in-game combat scene; instead, it reads as Chisel Studio’s original interpretation of Elegg, leaning into her playful allure through a lifted shirt, soft beach base, and a silhouette designed to be appreciated in the round. The presentation is less about battlefield drama and more about sculpted attitude, body language, and collector-focused display impact.
