Senbei Norimaki with Mechanical Dog
$69.00
Character: Dr. Slump · Senbei Norimaki
Product Status: In-Stock · Estimated to ship Q2 - 2026
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INFORMATION
INFORMATION
Dimensions
- Scale: WCF scale — matched to the full TOR Studio Dr. Slump WCF series
- Specific measurements: Not specified
Configurations
- Included: Senbei Norimaki figure body, mechanical dog companion, display base
Material & Packaging
- Material: PU and resin composite (PU for flexible or softer structural elements; resin for fine detail retention on the sculpt)
- Packaging: EPE Foam inner protection (dense closed-cell foam used for statue shipping), color box, and outer shipping carton
Other
- Studio: TOR Studio
- Series: Dr. Slump WCF Series — Entry 016
- Edition Type: In-stock (currently available)
- Shipment: Shipping began May 14, 2026, with rolling fulfillment from that date
VIDEO
ABOUT
TOR Studio’s entry 016 in their WCF-scale Dr. Slump lineup captures Senbei Norimaki mid-stride, leash in hand, being dragged along by his wheeled mechanical dog companion. Sized to match the full WCF series for cohesive shelf display, the piece combines PU and resin construction with a paint pass that nails Toriyama’s rounded, high-contrast character style. For anyone building out the complete Penguin Village cast, this is the one entry that puts the inventor himself front and center.
CHARACTER ORIGIN
SCENE NOTESThe pose locks in on one of Senbei's most recognizable comic dynamics — the inventor who builds extraordinary things and still can't keep his own creations under control. His mechanical dog, a wheeled contraption with a goofy tongue-out expression, pulls forward on the leash while Senbei leans back mid-stride with that signature grimace, equal parts determination and exasperation. TOR Studio leans into Toriyama's chibi-proportioned visual language here: the oversized head, the compact body, and the contrast between Senbei's formal vest-and-tie look and the complete chaos of the moment. The mechanical dog sculpt is particularly sharp up close — the rolling chassis, the antenna details, and the dopey face land exactly as they should at this scale.
