Spring’s Glow in All Things Ver. Firefly Girl Little Firefly
$129.00
Character: Original · Artist Design
Product Status: Pre-Order · Estimated to ship Q1 - 2027
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INFORMATION
DIMENSIONS
- Approximately 15 cm × 10 cm × 16.5 cm (5.9 in × 3.9 in × 6.5 in)
- Scale: 1/6
CONFIGURATIONS
- Seated figure in traditional hanfu-inspired festival attire — red-and-gold embroidered outer robe layered over a soft grey inner garment, rendered with visible fabric weight and fold depth
- Tanghulu (candied hawthorn skewer) prop held mid-bite, mouth open in a candid moment of delight
- Sculpted koi fish companion emerging from the base, scales individually defined with a pearlescent finish
- Elaborate hair ornament cluster — pink peony bloom, multi-colored beaded pins, Chinese knot tassel, and small charm pendants woven through the long twin-tail green hair
- Small decorative sachet accessory at the base
- Pre-Order Bonus: “Wan Xiang Ying Chun” acrylic background panel
MATERIAL & PACKAGING
- PVC, ABS, PU
OTHER
- Edition size: Unlimited
- Pre-Order Close: December 2026
- Estimated Shipment: March 2027
VIDEO
ABOUT
Athena:X translates LAM’s original illustration into a 1/6 seated figure that leads with personality — Chong Xiao mid-bite on a tanghulu skewer, robes pooled around her, a sculpted koi fish curling at her side. The layered hanfu embroidery and individually detailed hair ornaments reward close inspection at every angle. For collectors drawn to character-driven pieces that feel genuinely alive rather than simply decorative, this one earns its shelf space.
CHARACTER ORIGIN
Chong Xiao — known affectionately as Mushi-Musume or "Bug Girl" — is an original character created by Firefly Animation Culture (FFACG), with this design illustrated by LAM. This piece presents Athena:X's original interpretation of the character in a festive spring celebration theme, capturing her in a relaxed, joyful moment at what reads as a traditional new year market — seated on the ground, robes slightly disheveled, wholly absorbed in the simple pleasure of a candied hawthorn skewer. The unguarded expression and the koi fish companion beside her give the scene a warmth that feels less like a posed figure and more like a stolen glance at a genuine moment.
