Pokémon Fossil Museum Series Vol. 1 Kabutops and Kabuto

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Character: Pokémon · Kabuto, Kabutops

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INFORMATION

Dimensions

Kabuto

  • Height: approximately 3.5 cm / 1.4 in

Kabutops

  • Height: approximately 11 cm / 4.3 in

Configurations

  • Kabuto figure, curled fossil display
  • Kabutops figure, crouched scythe-arm display
  • Museum-style sandy display base
  • Front nameplate
  • Bundle purchase bonus: fossil commemorative plaque

Material & Packaging

  • PU (polyurethane)
  • Packaging: Not specified

Other

  • Scale: 1/10
  • Studio: Miumiu Studio
  • Edition Size: Not specified
  • Estimated Shipment: Q4 2026
  • Versions: Kabuto; Kabutops; bundle purchase with fossil commemorative plaque bonus

Pokémon Fossil Museum Series Vol. 1 Kabutops and Kabuto presents the pair as stone-worn museum specimens: Kabuto tucked under its shell, Kabutops braced forward with scythe arms spread. At 1/10 scale, Miumiu Studio leans into sandy bases, cracked surfaces, and fossil-textured paint. The result anchors a shelf with a quieter, exhibit-case presence rather than a standard battle display.

The display concept treats Kabuto and Kabutops as recovered fossil specimens rather than active battlers. That choice fits their identity as ancient Pokémon revived from fossil history, giving the piece a museum-diorama read. Miumiu Studio stages Kabuto low and sheltered, while Kabutops carries more tension through the crouched legs, angled shell, and extended scythes. The cracked surfaces and sandy plinths make the pair feel catalogued, preserved, and ready for close inspection.