Kneeling Boruto Uzumaki

From ButterflyEffect Studio

Price range: $199 through $309

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CharacterNaruto · Boruto Uzumaki

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INFORMATION

Dimensions

Deluxe Version
Height: 34 cm / 13.4 in
Width: 29 cm / 11.4 in
Depth: 27 cm / 10.6 in
Standard Version
Height: 30 cm / 11.8 in
Width: 24 cm / 9.4 in
Depth: 17 cm / 6.7 in

Configurations

Deluxe Version: Boruto figure with sword
Deluxe Version: effects base, with translucent blue arcs
Standard Version: Boruto figure with sword
Standard Version: simple rocky base
What Deluxe Adds: The Deluxe Version expands the scene with the larger effects base, adding the blue sweeping motion and debris around the central rock platform.

Material & Packaging

Imported resin (cast statue material)
PU (polyurethane)
Packaging: Not specified

Other

Scale: Not specified
Studio: ButterflyEffect Studio
Edition Size: 99 pieces
Estimated Shipment: Q3/Q4 2026

VIDEO

ABOUT

Kneeling Boruto Uzumaki captures Boruto set low over a broken stone base, sword drawn across the body and cloak lifting behind him. ButterflyEffect Studio gives the Deluxe Version a larger effects base at 34 cm tall, with translucent blue arcs and scattered debris building out the display footprint. It is the kind of vertical, character-forward piece that anchors a Boruto shelf without losing the combat read.

CHARACTER ORIGIN

The pose catches Boruto in a guarded, forward-driving crouch, with the sword held across his line of attack and the Karma markings pulled into the focal point. The weight is in the pause before movement, where his expression and hand sign make the stance feel deliberate rather than decorative. What ButterflyEffect Studio emphasizes here is the clash between restraint and release: a compact body pose surrounded by sweeping blue effects, cracked stone, and battlefield debris.