Resonance Series Lambo
$69.00
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Character: Katekyo Hitman Reborn! · Lambo
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INFORMATION
DIMENSIONS
- Figure height: approx. 10 cm / 3.9 in (excluding base)
CONFIGURATIONS
- Figure with mid-run, grenade-clutching pose — all the chaotic toddler energy intact
- Display base included
- × 1 alternate hair swap — the iconic Ten-Year Bazooka barrel emerging from the afro, swapping in cleanly to shift the read from reckless kid to accidental time-traveler
MATERIAL & PACKAGING
- PU and resin construction
OTHER
- Edition size: 100 pieces
- Estimated shipment: Q3 2026
VIDEO
ABOUT
Iconic Figure Studio’s Baby Resonance Series welcomes its most chaotic recruit: Lambo in full toddler-hitman mode, mid-stride with a grenade clutched in one tiny fist. The alternate Ten-Year Bazooka hair swap adds a second display read without a second figure, and at just 100 pieces total, this one won’t linger. For fans who’ve always had a soft spot for the kid who cried his way into the Vongola, this is the shelf moment he deserves.
CHARACTER ORIGIN
Lambo is the self-proclaimed hitman and Lightning Guardian of the Vongola Family in Akira Amano's Katekyo Hitman Reborn! — a five-year-old dressed in a cow-print suit who carries grenades he can barely hold and cries at the slightest provocation. His most defining gimmick is the Ten-Year Bazooka: when hit by its blast, he swaps places with his ten-years-older self, a moment that plays as both comic relief and a surprisingly poignant glimpse at who this crying child eventually becomes. Iconic Figure captures him squarely in that younger form — mid-tantrum stride, grenade in hand, afro threatening to topple the whole figure — the version fans find equal parts insufferable and irresistible.
