Netherworld Lord Caleb

Name: Netherworld Lord Caleb - GK Resin Statue - Collector Figures
Brand: Summer Studio
SKU: CFS002094
Price: 499.00 USD
Availability: OutOfStock

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CharacterLove and Deepspace · Caleb

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INFORMATION

Dimensions

Length: 30 cm (11.8 in)
Depth: 35 cm (13.8 in)
Height: 50 cm (19.7 in)

Configurations

Caleb full-body statue
Exclusive Netherworld domain base, with raised hand motif
Numbered nameplate
Background light-up effect
Glass eyes
Metal pendant
Sword in hand
Translucent lotus backdrop
Translucent flowing ribbon effects
Lotus flower accents across the base and effects

Material & Packaging

Glass eyes (separate eye finish for depth)
Metal pendant (small costume accessory)
Packaging: Not specified

Other

Scale: 1/6 full-body statue
Studio: Summer Studio
Series: Love and Deepspace
Character: Caleb
Edition Size: 88 pieces worldwide
Estimated Shipment: Q3 2026
Birthday theme note: June 13

VIDEO

ABOUT

Netherworld Lord Caleb presents Caleb in his dark ceremonial form, standing amid lotus effects, a raised spectral hand base, and a drawn blade at his side. At 1/6 scale, Summer Studio gives the piece a strong vertical read through the 50 cm height, translucent halo, glass eyes, and numbered nameplate. It is the kind of centerpiece that holds attention from both front and rear display angles.

CHARACTER ORIGIN

This display captures Caleb as a Netherworld lord figure, composed rather than overtly violent, with one hand lifting a lotus while the other keeps the blade low. The contrast matters: the pose carries dominance, but the flower and softened expression keep the emotional focus personal. Summer Studio stages the figure so that the spectral hand base, blooming lotus, and pale flowing effects frame him like a rift opening around a single arrival.