Hydro Archon Focalors
$159.00
Out of stock
INFORMATION
Dimensions
- Scale: 1/6
- Height: 27 cm (10.6 inches)
- Depth: 23 cm (9.1 inches)
Configurations
- Graceful full-body sculpt of Focalors in her signature divine pose, capturing elegant flowing robes and intricate Hydro-themed details
- Exquisitely rendered hair and facial features with subtle expression that balances regal authority and quiet solemnity
- Detailed base elements evoking Fontaine’s aquatic architecture and divine aura
Material & Packaging
- Imported resin + imported PU
- Packaging: Color box + EPE foam + kraft paper outer box
Other
- Estimated shipping: Q3 2026
- Rendered images are for reference only — final product coloring may differ
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ABOUT
Yun Yi Studio’s 1/6 scale Focalors captures the Hydro Archon in all her divine elegance, standing 27 cm tall with intricate flowing robes and serene yet commanding presence. Sculpted in imported resin and PU, every detail — from the delicate fabric folds to the luminous Hydro accents — reflects her graceful authority and tragic nobility. The approximately 23 cm deep composition creates a striking display piece that honors Focalors’ selfless 500-year plan to save Fontaine. For collectors drawn to the Fontaine arc’s themes of justice, performance, and sacrifice, this refined statue delivers a powerful, emotionally resonant centerpiece worthy of any premium Genshin Impact collection.
CHARACTER ORIGIN
Focalors is the Hydro Archon and God of Justice who ruled Fontaine for five hundred years in Genshin Impact. In a profound act of self-sacrifice, she separated her divinity from her human aspect (Furina), orchestrating an elaborate centuries-long performance to deceive the Heavenly Principles, free her people from the prophecy of flood and destruction, and return full Hydro authority to the Hydro Dragon Sovereign Neuvillette. This statue immortalizes the divine Focalors in her regal, otherworldly presence — the exact moment of quiet resolve where the God of Justice prepares to enact her final, merciful judgment upon herself for the salvation of Fontaine.
