Reclining Mornye — Wuthering Waves

$229.00

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Character: Wuthering Waves · Mornye

Product Status: Pre-Order Close

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Dimensions

  • Not specified

Configurations

  • Standard Version: Main statue with prosthetic leg sculpt, multi-panel tech operator base with side-mounted display screens, triangular resonance marker effect part, nameplate
  • Pre-Order Bonus: Alternate bare leg replacement parts (included free with pre-order)
  • VIP Bonus Item: Chibi Mornye plush-style head figure

What the Pre-Order Bonus Adds

The alternate bare leg parts swap out the translucent prosthetic sculpt entirely, giving collectors a second distinct display read — softer and more grounded — without requiring a separate purchase.

Material & Packaging

  • Material: Imported resin (primary structural and detail casting material) and imported PU (polyurethane, typically used for softer or flexible components such as hair, fabric flow, or effect parts)
  • Packaging: Illustrated color box outer; EPE foam interior (dense protective foam used for statue shipping); kraft paper box outer shell

Other

  • Scale: 1/6
  • Studio: MiYin Studio
  • Estimated Shipment: Q3 2026

MiYin Studio’s 1/6 scale Mornye captures her draped across her high-tech operator’s seat in a moment of quiet, slightly flustered composure — one hand raised with a triangular resonance marker hovering above her fingers, the other resting at her chin. The centerpiece of the sculpt is her signature neural-interface prosthetic legs, rendered in translucent resin with suspended geometric shards inside, catching light in a way no solid limb could. A pre-order bonus alternate bare-leg part and a chibi VIP bonus item round out a configuration that gives the display real flexibility.

SCENE NOTESThe pose reads as a candid off-duty moment — Mornye reclined across her research station seat, chin resting on one hand, the other raised with a triangular resonance marker floating at her fingertips as if she's idly running a calibration. It's a quieter register than a combat stance, and it lands precisely because of what it doesn't show: no urgency, just the contained, self-sufficient focus that defines her. The detail that carries the most weight here is MiYin Studio's decision to sculpt her prosthetic legs in layered translucent resin with suspended geometric fragments inside — a direct translation of the neural-interface prosthetic system that is central to who she is, rendered with a depth and internal luminosity that photographs can barely do justice to. The surrounding base — a fully realized operator's cockpit with articulated side screens, cabling, and a circular platform — frames her not as a combatant but as the researcher she is at her core.