Trainer Series Vol. 03 Leaf
$69.00
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INFORMATION
DIMENSIONS
- Height: approx. 7.5 cm / ~2.95 in
- Scale: 1:20
CONFIGURATIONS
- Leaf figure × 1 — posed mid-stride with Poke Ball raised, yellow satchel and leg warmers fully sculpted in the round
MATERIAL & PACKAGING
- Material: Full PU
- Packaging: EPE foam inner, transport box, collector card, color-printed outer box
OTHER
- Edition size: 150 units (Original Colorway)
- Estimated shipment: approximately three months after Pre-Order Close
- Note: Current images are pre-production renders; final paint application will be refined and optimized on the production piece
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ABOUT
WanZhiWu Studio’s third entry in their Trainer Series brings Leaf to life at 1:20 scale, every stitch of her yellow satchel and curl of her leg warmers rendered with the care this iconic Kanto trainer deserves. Limited to just 150 units, the sculpt locks in that signature Poke Ball-raised pose — confident, unhurried, ready. For collectors who know exactly what that gesture means, this one needs no further explanation.
CHARACTER ORIGIN
Leaf is the female protagonist of Pokemon FireRed and LeafGreen, the Game Boy Advance remakes that brought an entire generation back to the Kanto region. Though absent from the original Red and Blue, she has since become one of the most beloved figures in the Pokemon trainer roster, recognized instantly by her white-and-red hat, teal sleeveless top, and signature yellow bag. This sculpture captures her at the threshold of adventure — Poke Ball pinched between her fingers and raised skyward, a gesture that every trainer knows as the quiet moment just before everything changes.
