Ice Shrine Maiden Hiyuki
$279.00
Character: Wuthering Waves · Hiyuki
Product Status: Pre-Order · Estimated to ship Q4 - 2026
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INFORMATION
INFORMATION
Dimensions
- Height: 35.0 cm / 13.8 in
- Width: 25.5 cm / 10.0 in
- Depth: 27.0 cm / 10.6 in
Configurations
- Included: Main figure of Hiyuki in ice shrine maiden attire
- Weapon: Katana with red-wrapped hilt and gold tsuba detailing
- Base: Snow-covered ground scene with stone lanterns, bare winter branches with sakura blossoms, scattered pink petals, and a ring of ice crystal formations at the perimeter
- Accessories visible: Large decorative folding fan with net-pattern detailing and red tassels
Material & Packaging
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Other
- Studio: MIRA Studio
- Scale: 1/6
- Edition Size: Limited to 99 pieces
- Estimated Shipment: December 2026
VIDEO
ABOUT
MIRA Studio’s Ice Shrine Maiden Hiyuki captures Wuthering Waves’ Glacio sword-wielder in a composed, pre-strike stance — katana raised across her eyeline, white shrine maiden robes caught mid-drift against a snow-covered garden base lit by a crescent moon. At 1/6 scale with a limited run of only 99 pieces, the sculpt earns its shelf space through the density of its environmental storytelling: snow-dusted stone lanterns, scattered sakura petals, and a ring of ice shards at the base perimeter that anchor the figure’s Glacio identity without a single wasted surface.
CHARACTER ORIGIN
SCENE NOTESMIRA Studio frames Hiyuki in the stillness just before a Glacio strike lands — katana drawn across her face at eye level, her gaze fixed and cold, the crescent moon hanging directly behind her as the only light source in a snow-silenced shrine garden. That composure under pressure is exactly what defines her in Wuthering Waves: a shrine maiden whose Glacio power is measured, deliberate, and devastating on release. MIRA reinforces that reading through every material layer — the gold sakura pendant resting against her chest, the bell-adorned platform sandals sculpted down to individual flower petals, the embroidered hem of her white robes, and the ice shard ring erupting from the base beneath her feet, all working together to hold the tension of the moment rather than release it.
