Streetwear Melusine
$199.00
Character: Fate Series · Melusine
Product Status: Pre-Order · Estimated to ship Q2 - 2026
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INFORMATION
INFORMATION
Dimensions
- Height: 26 cm / 10.2 in
Configurations
- Version A: Main figure + sculpted display base — original illustration red stockings
- Version B: Main figure + sculpted display base — bare-leg variant
The version split here is purely a display-tone choice. Version A leans into the original illustration palette with the high-contrast red hosiery; Version B strips that back for a cleaner, cooler read. The core sculpt and pose are identical across both.
Material & Packaging
- No material or packaging details were provided for this product.
Other
- Edition Size: 199 units total
- Estimated Shipment: Q2 2026
- Studio: HFK Studio
- Design Update Note: The original acrylic base with background panel has been revised. The final product ships with a sculpted 3D display base instead. The acrylic background panel has been removed; a bonus acrylic charm accessory is included as a replacement.
VIDEO
ABOUT
HFK Studio’s Streetwear Melusine translates Fate/Grand Order’s Fairy Knight into a fully realized 1/6-scale GK statue, capturing her off-duty street fashion look — bomber jacket, micro-shorts, and that signature cap-tilting pose — with the kind of relaxed confidence that reads completely differently from her combat forms. At 26 cm, the piece is compact but dense with detail: the layered jacket sculpt, flowing silver hair that cascades all the way down the back, and the two-version split between Version A’s vivid red stockings and Version B’s bare-leg read give collectors a meaningful choice in display character. With only 199 units across both versions combined, this is a narrow run for a design that doesn’t get nearly enough statue attention.
CHARACTER ORIGIN
SCENE NOTESThis is HFK Studio's original streetwear interpretation of Melusine, built around her fan-favorite casual fashion illustration — the look that trades dragon wings and Fairy Knight armor for a patched-up bomber, metallic shorts, and a cap worn with deliberate attitude. The hand raised to the cap brim is the compositional anchor: it reads as a half-greeting, half-challenge, which fits the character's layered personality far better than a straight action pose would. HFK Studio leans into the hair as a secondary design element, letting the long silver cascade work as a natural counterweight to the forward-tilted stance and giving the rear view its own display value. The sculpted base keeps the presentation grounded without competing with the figure itself.
