Gym Special Edition Blue Oak & Ninetales
Price range: $19.00 through $129.00
Product Status: Pre-Order Close
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INFORMATION
DIMENSIONS
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CONFIGURATIONS
- Blue Oak figure — sculpted in his iconic green jacket, yellow pants, and brown boots, Poke Ball loosely in hand
- Ninetales figure — nine sweeping tails fanned wide, translucent pink-to-purple flame effects adorning each tail tip
- Rocky terrain base — textured stone platform with scattered purple flame accent pieces integrated throughout
- Available as individual pieces (Blue Oak only / Ninetales only / Platform only), as a full set without base, or as a complete full set with base
Note: Mass Production Ninetales will feature slightly deeper color saturation on the tail tips compared to the prototype shown.
MATERIAL & PACKAGING
- PU and resin composite construction
OTHER
- Pre-Order Close: April 3rd
- Estimated Shipment: approximately 2 months from order close
VIDEO
ABOUT
JiBan Studio’s Gym Special Edition captures Blue Oak at his most self-assured — Poke Ball in hand, the legendary Ninetales rising behind him in a crown of translucent pink and violet flame. Nine individually sculpted tails sweep outward with genuine sculptural ambition, while the weathered stone base ties the duo into a single cohesive scene. For collectors who remember the chill of facing Viridian Gym, this one hits differently.
CHARACTER ORIGIN
Blue Oak is Ash Ketchum's rival and the grandson of Professor Oak in the original Pokemon anime and the Pokemon Red/Blue video games, widely regarded as one of the most iconic rivals in the franchise's history. This piece draws from JiBan Studio's original interpretation, reimagining Blue in a quiet moment of composed confidence — Poke Ball in hand, Ninetales at his back — evoking the cool, unhurried authority he carried as Viridian City's Gym Leader. Ninetales, one of the most visually iconic Fire-type Pokemon of the Kanto era, is rendered here with an almost mythological presence, its nine tails arching like a living crown of flame.
