Reclining 2B – NieR:Automata
$179.00
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Character: Nier: Automata · 2B
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INFORMATION
Dimensions
- Not specified
Configurations
- Single head sculpt (non-interchangeable)
- 2B figure in reclining pose
- Weathered armchair — primary display seat
- Dual sword props (Virtuous Contract and Virtuous Treaty visible) planted in base
- Ruined cathedral wall / rubble diorama backdrop
- Circular gear-motif base with moss and stone detailing
Material & Packaging
- Skin-tone PU (polyurethane resin — standard GK casting material for fine detail and paintability)
- Packaging: Not specified
Other
- Scale: 1/6
- Studio: TheSpace Studio
- Edition Size: 50 units
- Estimated Shipment: Q3 2026
VIDEO
ABOUT
This is TheSpace Studio’s 1/6 scale rendering of 2B at rest — draped across a weathered armchair, her twin blades planted in the rubble around her, the ruined cathedral stretching behind. At 1/6 scale, the skin-tone PU sculpt carries real textural weight across her costume and thigh-highs, and the environmental base reads more diorama than pedestal. An edition of 50 units makes this one of the tighter runs in the NieR:Automata GK space.
CHARACTER ORIGIN
What TheSpace Studio emphasizes here is the contradiction at 2B's core — a combat android engineered for war, caught in an unguarded moment of stillness inside a crumbling human cathedral. The blades aren't sheathed; they're staked into the ruins around her, close enough to reach, which keeps the tension present even in repose. The decayed gothic architecture and overgrown stonework frame her as something that outlasts the world it was built to protect, which is exactly the weight the source material earns by its end.
