Idle Death Gamble Kinji Hakari
$369.00
Character: Jujutsu Kaisen · Kinji Hakari
Product Status: Pre-Order · Estimated to ship Q3 - 2026
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INFORMATION
Dimensions
- Height: 35.8 cm / 14.1 in
- Width: 24 cm / 9.4 in
- Depth: 23 cm / 9.1 in
Configurations
- Shirtless Hakari figure in jackpot victory pose
- Rock terrain base with sculpted teal cursed energy surges
- Translucent clear cursed energy effect parts around base
- Flat pachinko panel accent pieces mounted on base — evoke the Idle Death Gamble domain aesthetic
- Painted wound detail at abdomen with translucent cursed energy overlay
Material & Packaging
- PU resin (rigid cast polyurethane — standard GK statue material)
- Translucent resin clear parts (used for cursed energy effect pieces)
- Packaging: Not specified
Other
- Scale: Not specified
- Studio: Void Studio
- Edition Size: 88 pieces
- Estimated Shipment: Late July 2026
VIDEO
ABOUT
Void Studio’s Kinji Hakari captures the exact peak of his Idle Death Gamble jackpot — shirtless, shredded, and grinning through a gut wound that would floor anyone else, cursed energy already surging back. The sculpt is limited to 88 pieces and stands 35.8 cm tall, with a rock base swathed in translucent teal cursed energy effects and flat-art pachinko character panels framing his feet. At that edition size, this one has a narrow window before the secondary market becomes the only conversation.
CHARACTER ORIGIN
What Void Studio emphasizes here is the precise instant the jackpot lands — Hakari's cursed technique, Idle Death Gamble, loops a pachinko domain that, on a jackpot, floods him with near-infinite cursed energy and renders him effectively unkillable for its duration. That invincibility window is one of the most disruptive power states in the series, and the studio stages the figure so the joy and the violence sit together: the wide grin, the flexed pose, and the open gut wound read simultaneously, none canceling the other out. The pachinko panels and kanji accents ringing the base keep the domain's aesthetic language grounded in the sculpt itself rather than left to imagination.
