Swimsuit Kirifuji Nagisa

Price range: $279.00 through $389.00

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Product Status: Pre-Order · Estimated to ship Q4 - 2026

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INFORMATION

Dimensions

  • Not specified

Configurations

  • Standard Version
  • 1 character outfit body
  • 1 alternate body
  • 1 head sculpt
  • 1 lounge chair for the full setup
  • 1 tea table for the beach scene
  • 1 set of macarons as tabletop accent
  • 1 set of wings for silhouette balance
  • Numbered nameplate
  • Deluxe Version
  • 1 character outfit body
  • 1 character body
  • 2 head sculpts
  • 1 lounge chair for the full setup
  • 1 tea table for the beach scene
  • 1 set of macarons as tabletop accent
  • 2 sets of wings for display variation
  • Numbered nameplate
  • What Deluxe Adds: Deluxe expands the display into a double-body presentation with an extra head sculpt and an additional set of wings. That gives the piece a broader shelf story instead of a single viewing angle.

Material & Packaging

  • Imported PU (polyurethane)
  • Imported environmentally friendly resin
  • EPE Foam (protective packing foam)
  • Inner carton
  • Outer carton

Other

  • Scale: 1:6
  • Studio: Haruhi Studio
  • Edition Size: 100
  • Estimated Shipment: Q4 2026
  • Notes: Part of the Tea Party trio beach swimsuit lineup

Swimsuit Kirifuji Nagisa captures a relaxed but clearly staged beach display, reclining across a lounge chair with one leg lifted, wings spread behind her, and a tea set scene built around her. At 1:6 scale, Haruhi Studio gives the piece extra shelf presence through the lounge chair, tea table, macarons, and version-based display options that change how much of the scene you can build out. It reads as a collector piece meant to hold the center of a summer Blue Archive shelf rather than sit as a simple standalone.

This display leans into Swimsuit Nagisa as a composed beachside presence rather than a high-action pose, with the raised leg, angled lounge chair posture, halo, and wings turning a casual swimsuit setup into something more theatrical. That matters because the appeal here is not just the outfit change, but the contrast between her refined identity and the deliberately relaxed summer presentation. Haruhi Studio stages the figure so that the tea service and macarons soften the scene, while the stretched pose and direct expression keep it from feeling passive.