Kneeling Jabami Yumeko
Price range: $129.00 through $249.00
Character: Kakegurui · Jabami Yumeko
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INFORMATION
Dimensions
School Uniform Version
- Height: 14 cm / 5.5 in
- Width: 22 cm / 8.7 in
- Depth: 17 cm / 6.7 in
Cat Girl Version
- Height: 14 cm / 5.5 in
- Width: 21 cm / 8.3 in
- Depth: 17 cm / 6.7 in
Configurations
- School Uniform Version: Main statue body
- Cat Girl Version: Main statue body
- Dual Set: Both School Uniform Version and Cat Girl Version included together
What the Dual Set Adds
The Dual Set pairs both sculpts together — the uniform read and the cat girl variant — giving the display a clear contrast in costume language and mood without requiring two separate orders.
Material & Packaging
- Material: PU (polyurethane resin — a casting material commonly used in GK statues for its ability to hold fine surface detail)
- Packaging: Not specified
Other
- Estimated Shipment: June 2026
VIDEO
ABOUT
Manta Studio’s kneeling Jabami Yumeko captures her in a low, grounded pose with both hands raised near her head — a posture that sits somewhere between playful provocation and coiled tension. The studio delivers this across two distinct sculpts: the canonical Hyakkaou Academy uniform rendered in full PU construction with careful attention to fabric layering and pantyhose texture, and an original cat girl variant that shifts the mood entirely through lingerie detailing and sculpted cat ears and tail. Two very different reads of the same character, built to stand alone or pair as a set.
CHARACTER ORIGIN
Manta Studio's kneeling series positions Yumeko low to the ground with arms raised and hands curled near her temples — a pose that reads as both coy and calculating, which is exactly where she lives. The school uniform version locks in the Hyakkaou Academy look precisely: the red blazer with black trim, cross tie, grey checkered skirt, and black tights are all present and correctly weighted, with the pantyhose surface texture doing real work in the close-up shots. The cat girl version is Manta Studio's own original interpretation, trading the uniform's controlled energy for something more openly theatrical — lace bralette, sculpted tail, and cat ears that reframe the same kneeling posture as a performance rather than a confrontation. Both versions share the same footprint and pose geometry, which makes the Dual Set a genuinely considered display pairing.
