Seated Privaty

From NewAge Studio

Price range: $239 through $439

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CharacterGoddess of Victory: Nikke · Privaty

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INFORMATION

Dimensions

Not specified

Configurations

A Version: black pantyhose display
A Version: disgusted expression head sculpt from B Version
A Version: bust base for alternate head display
B Version: barefoot display
B Version: smiling expression head sculpt from A Version
B Version: bust base for alternate head display
C Version: dual-display set
C Version: exclusive third expression head sculpt
C Version: display base for third expression
Seated chair base, visible in display
Glasses, visible on the figure

Material & Packaging

Materials: Not specified
Packaging: Not specified

Other

Scale: 1/6
Studio: NewAge Studio
Edition Size: Not specified
Estimated Shipment: Three months after Pre-Order Close
Series: Goddess of Victory: Nikke

VIDEO

ABOUT

Seated Privaty captures the Goddess of Victory: Nikke character in a composed chair display, adjusting her glasses with one leg crossed and her teal twin-tails flowing around the seat. At 1/6 scale, NewAge Studio gives the piece its shelf presence through the alternate stocking and barefoot versions, expression bust options, and desk-chair base. It reads as a compact character study rather than a simple pin-up.

CHARACTER ORIGIN

This display leans into Privaty’s familiar tension between poise and prickliness, using the seated pose to hold the attitude in place rather than push it into action. The crossed legs, glasses touch, and angled expression make the moment feel deliberately guarded. NewAge Studio stages the figure so that the chair, long twin-tails, and alternate expressions all frame the same controlled but easily-readable mood.