Qingming Arbiter Ye Shunguang
$209.00
Character: Zenless Zone Zero · Ye Shunguang
Product Status: Pre-Order · Estimated to ship Q2 - 2026
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ABOUT
This 1/6 scale piece from MiYin Studio captures Ye Shunguang mid-stance atop a fractured stone base — Qingming Sword raised, white hair and red sash swept into motion, one bare foot resting against the rock while the other leg extends in a dynamic crouch. Imported resin and PU construction carry the weight of a sculpt built around layered fabric flow, intricate red-on-white body markings, and a weathered plum-blossom branch integrated into the base composition. The pre-order bonus metal sword weapon adds a tactile material contrast that the painted resin alone cannot replicate.
INFORMATION
INFORMATION
Dimensions
- Not specified
Configurations
- Standard Version: Main statue with Qingming Sword, fractured stone and plum-blossom branch base
- Pre-Order Bonus: Metal sword weapon accessory — included with pre-orders, not available at Mass Production pricing
Material & Packaging
- Material: Imported resin and imported PU (polyurethane; a flexible compound used for fine surface detail and softer structural elements)
- Packaging: Color box outer with EPE foam interior lining (dense protective foam used for statue shipping), housed inside a kraft paper outer box
Other
- Scale: 1/6
- Studio: MiYin Studio
- Series: Zenless Zone Zero
- Estimated Shipment: Q2 2026
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CHARACTER ORIGIN
SCENE NOTES
The pose draws directly from Ye Shunguang’s identity as the Qingming Arbiter — the moment of resolve before the blade is fully committed, sword arm raised and body coiled, carrying the weight of someone who has chosen to bear the Qingming Sword’s cost willingly. That tension between stillness and release is the emotional core of her arc in Zenless Zone Zero. MiYin Studio translates it through the interplay of opposing forces in the sculpt: the controlled rigidity of her raised sword arm against the explosive drift of her hair and sash, the bare foot grounded on stone while the red-marked leg lifts free. The plum-blossom branch anchoring the base reads as a deliberate compositional choice — fragile, rooted, and persistent — which mirrors the character’s own narrative position precisely.
