Roses Rapier Rosemon
$69.00
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Character: Digimon Adventure · Rosemon
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INFORMATION
INFORMATION
Dimensions
- Height (figure body): approx. 8.4 cm / 3.3 in
Configurations
- Single configuration — Roses Rapier combat stance with extended whip
- Exclusive enamel pin included as a bonus item
Material & Packaging
- No material or packaging details were provided for this product.
Other
- Estimated Shipment: Q3 2026
- Bonus Item: Exclusive enamel pin
VIDEO
ABOUT
MDS Studio’s Roses Rapier Rosemon captures the Mega-level Fairy Digimon mid-stance, whip leveled forward in the Rose Spear posture, cape spread wide and every signature design element — the Tifaret jewel, petal-shaped cape with gold “D” markings, and rose-adorned hair — rendered at approximately 8.4 cm. The compact scale demands tight sculptural discipline, and from the image the paint separation across the red suit, black boots, and layered green-and-white cape reads cleanly without muddying. For Digimon shelf builds, a well-executed Rosemon at this scale fills a gap that larger, more expensive pieces rarely address.
CHARACTER ORIGIN
SCENE NOTESThe pose locks onto the Rose Spear moment — Rosemon bringing the opponent down using the whip as a rapier — one of her two core combat techniques and the one that best communicates the character's defining tension: overwhelming power delivered with absolute composure. The red strapless suit, detached sleeves, flower-shaped mask, black thigh-high boots, and the green-and-white petal-shaped cape with a yellow "D" on each petal are all present and accounted for in the sculpt. MDS Studio chose a grounded, weight-forward stance rather than an airborne or dynamic leap, which keeps the read tight at this scale — the cape spread and extended whip-rapier do the compositional work without needing extra real estate on the shelf.
