Jade Grenadier Dorothy — Goddess of Victory: Nikke
$179.00
Character: Goddess of Victory: Nikke · Dorothy
Product Status: Pre-Order · Estimated to ship Q4 - 2026
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INFORMATION
Dimensions
- Not specified
Configurations
- Seated figure with glossy black latex coat — coat interior printed with pink character-themed pattern
- Pink lace bralette and matching underwear
- Heart-gem choker
- White floral hair accessories and large white ribbon
- Elf ear details
- DORO character ID badge visible on coat interior
- Base — Not specified
- Nameplate — Not specified
Material & Packaging
- PU (polyurethane resin — rigid cast material standard for GK-style statues)
- Packaging — Not specified
- Note: hair tips are sharp; handle with care during unboxing and display
Other
- Scale: 1/6
- Studio: SODA Studio
- Original illustration by: DISH
- Series: Original illustration license
- Version: Standard
- Edition Size: Not specified
- Estimated Shipment: No later than end of Q4 2026
VIDEO
ABOUT
SODA Studio’s 1/6 scale figure captures Dorothy in her “Jade Grenadier” original illustration by artist DISH, seated and parting a glossy black latex coat to reveal her signature pink lace lingerie set. The sculpt leans hard into the source artwork’s proportions and attitude, with fine lace texture on the bra, a heart-gem choker, and a fully printed pink interior lining on the coat that reads as a complete display backdrop on its own. For collectors who follow DISH’s work, this is a faithful three-dimensional translation of that illustration rather than a generic in-game costume pull.
CHARACTER ORIGIN
What SODA Studio emphasizes here is Dorothy at her most deliberately provocative — not mid-combat, but fully in control, holding open that oversized latex coat like a curtain she's choosing to part. It's the persona Dorothy projects in Nikke: playful menace wrapped in sweetness, the heart choker and lace doing as much character work as any weapon. DISH's original illustration leans into that duality, and the studio translates it through the mischievous open-mouthed expression, the coat's richly printed pink lining turning the figure's back half into a self-contained display panel, and the belly piercing detail that rewards a closer look.
