Reze

Price range: $229 through $339

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INFORMATION

DIMENSIONS

1/6 Scale

Height: 34 cm / 13.4 in
Width: 28 cm / 11.0 in
Depth: 22 cm / 8.7 in

1/4 Scale

Height: 52 cm / 20.5 in
Width: 42 cm / 16.5 in
Depth: 35 cm / 13.8 in

CONFIGURATIONS

Reze figure — seated pose atop a crumbling urban ruin base, one arm raised with a daisy held delicately between her fingers
Multi-figure diorama base — weathered concrete rubble, rusted industrial machinery, and scattered debris sculpted in fine environmental detail
White dove ensemble — multiple doves in varied flight and perched poses surrounding the figure, each with individually articulated wing positions that animate the composition from every angle
Daisy accessory — a single small flower held at fingertip, rendered with quiet precision against the chaos of the scene

MATERIAL & PACKAGING

Imported PU + imported resin composite construction

OTHER

Edition size: 188 pieces
Estimated shipment: Q2 2026

VIDEO

ABOUT

Chu Jian Studio’s Reze freezes the most quietly heartbreaking beat of her arc — not the explosion, but the moment just before, when the weapon and the girl occupy the same body at once. White doves scatter mid-flight across a crumbling diorama base, each bird individually posed to pull your eye through the composition. At 1/4 scale, the piece commands a shelf; at any scale, it earns a place in any serious collection.

CHARACTER ORIGIN

Reze appears in Tatsuki Fujimoto's Chainsaw Man (Shonen Jump, 2018–2020) as the Bomb Devil — a Soviet-engineered hybrid weapon sent to eliminate Denji. What makes her arc so quietly devastating is the ambiguity Fujimoto leaves unresolved: the moments she spent with Denji at the café, teaching him to swim, sharing a first kiss, may have begun as manipulation, but they never quite felt like only that. This piece captures the emotional fault line of her farewell — perched on ruins she cannot escape, surrounded by doves she cannot follow, holding a flower she never got to give.