Three Kings Series Sousuke Aizen
Price range: $299.00 through $369.00
Character: BLEACH · Sousuke Aizen
Product Status: Pre-Order · Estimated to ship Q3 - 2026
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INFORMATION
DIMENSIONS
A — Main Statue (1/6 Scale)
- Height: 44 cm / ~17.3 in
- Width: 34 cm / ~13.4 in
- Depth: 27 cm / ~10.6 in
B — Bust
- Height: 9 cm / ~3.5 in
- Width: 9 cm / ~3.5 in
- Depth: 8 cm / ~3.1 in
CONFIGURATIONS
- A — Main Statue: × 2 interchangeable arm configurations — allowing a shift between composed stillness and a subtly commanding gesture
- B — Bust: × 1 Captain’s uniform head sculpt
- Base: sculpted terrain base featuring Hollow-form figures emerging beneath Aizen’s feet, visible across multiple render angles
The bust (B) is not sold separately — it is bundled exclusively with the Three Kings: Kaname Tosen pre-order, which opens next month. Both items must be ordered together for the purchase to be confirmed.
MATERIAL & PACKAGING
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OTHER
- Edition Size: 188 pieces
- Pre-Order Opens: March 14, 18:00
- Estimated Shipment: 2026 Q2–Q3
- Bundle Requirement: The bust (B) requires a simultaneous pre-order of Three Kings: Kaname Tosen to complete checkout; Tosen pre-order opens next month
VIDEO
ABOUT
POP.ART’s Three Kings series opens with Sousuke Aizen rendered at 1/6 scale — 44 cm of sculpted composure, his captain’s haori caught mid-drift above a base of crumbling terrain and emerging Hollow forms. Two arm configurations let you choose your read of the man: restrained elegance or quiet menace. Limited to 188 pieces, and bundled with the forthcoming Kaname Tosen pre-order, this is a piece built for collectors who understand that the most dangerous figures never need to raise their voice.
CHARACTER ORIGIN
Sousuke Aizen is the central antagonist of Tite Kubo's Bleach, originally introduced as the soft-spoken and beloved captain of the 5th Division of the Gotei 13. His true nature — a centuries-long orchestration of deception, manipulation, and ambition — is revealed in one of the series' most defining moments: his staged death and subsequent betrayal of Soul Society, carried out with an unsettling calm that made the reveal all the more devastating. POP.ART's interpretation captures precisely that duality — the white haori of a captain draped over a figure whose downward gaze and faint smile suggest not a warrior mid-battle, but a man who has already won.
