Scarlet:Black Shadow — Goddess of Victory: Nikke
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Character: Goddess of Victory: Nikke · Scarlet:Black Shadow
Product Status: Pre-Order Close
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INFORMATION
INFORMATION
Dimensions
- Height: 21.0 cm / 8.3 in
Configurations
- Scale: 1/10 pre-painted complete figure
- Included: Scarlet:Black Shadow figure with rocket launcher, red blade accessory, and rubble-themed display base
Material & Packaging
- Material: PVC (Polyvinyl Chloride — standard for pre-painted mass-production figures, flexible and color-retentive) and ABS (Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene — rigid engineering plastic used for structural parts and fine detail areas)
Other
- Manufacturer: HobbySakura
- Estimated Shipment: October 2026
- Pre-Order Close: June 30, 2026. Once the studio window closes, it won’t reopen — secondary market is the only path after.
VIDEO
ABOUT
HobbySakura’s 1/10 scale rendition of Scarlet:Black Shadow locks in the younger, battle-hardened version of Scarlet — full black tactical bodysuit, oversized rocket launcher resting across her arm, and a thin red blade cutting upward behind her. At 210 mm, the piece earns its shelf space through the high-gloss finish on the armor panels, the layered paint work separating matte skin tones from lacquered suit surfaces, and a rubble-strewn base that grounds the figure in a post-battle atmosphere without overpowering the silhouette.
CHARACTER ORIGIN
SCENE NOTESBlack Shadow represents Scarlet before the wandering loner persona settled in — this is Scarlet during her heydays as a member of the Melee Squad and later the legendary Goddess squad, a serious, no-nonsense woman whose entire focus was sharpening her combat edge. That earlier, harder version of the character carries real weight precisely because it shows what she was before loss reshaped her. HobbySakura frames this through a standing pose that reads as composed but loaded — weight distributed, launcher in hand, blade angled upward — not a mid-swing action freeze but the beat just before, where the danger is still entirely controlled.
