Swimsuit Kurumi Tokisaki

$179.00

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Material & Packaging

  • Material: Imported resin and imported PU (polyurethane; a flexible casting material often used alongside resin for fine detail parts)
  • Packaging: Illustrated color box with EPE foam (dense protective foam used for statue shipping) and kraft paper outer box

Other

  • Scale: 1/6
  • Studio: YaoMengMeng Studio
  • Estimated Shipment: Q3 2026

YaoMengMeng Studio’s Swimsuit Kurumi Tokisaki captures her in a rare, unhurried moment — seated at a beach-side table in a dark frilled bikini, lollipop in hand, that signature mismatched gaze aimed directly at you. At 1/6 scale in imported resin and PU, the sculpt earns its shelf space through the layered skin gradients, the diamond-pattern thigh detail, and a fully dressed diorama base complete with beach umbrella, tropical foliage, starfish, and lapping shoreline. It’s a piece that rewards close inspection from every angle.

SCENE NOTESThis is YaoMengMeng Studio's original beach-day interpretation of Kurumi — placing her not in combat or formal dress but in a completely disarmed, almost teasing leisure setting. The contrast is the whole point: the frilled gothic headpiece and dark chocolate-red bikini keep her visual identity intact while the lollipop, the sundae on the table, and the relaxed seated posture shift the register entirely. YaoMengMeng leans into the duality through the portrait — that calm, slightly mischievous smile with the tongue barely visible reads as pure Kurumi even stripped of her clock domain. The diorama base, stretching from sandy shore to ocean edge with scattered starfish and a tilted parasol, gives the scene genuine environmental depth rather than a simple figure stand.

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