Turbo Granny Arc Diorama — Momo Ayase & Okarun
$429.00
Character: Dandadan · Takakura Ken, Momo Ayase
Product Status: Pre-Order · Estimated to ship Q2 - 2027
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INFORMATION
INFORMATION
Dimensions
- Height: 30 cm / 11.8 in
- Width: 32.2 cm / 12.7 in
- Depth: 35.3 cm / 13.9 in
Configurations
- Momo Ayase figure — mid-air combat pose with school uniform
- Okarun figure — Turbo Granny cursed form, dark transformation rendering
- x2 translucent blue psychokinetic hand effect parts — Momo’s psychic power extended outward
- UFO prop with translucent yellow tractor beam effect — mounted on base
- Turbo Granny maneki-neko (lucky cat) figure — mid-stride on rubble base
- Small white cat figure — accompanying the maneki-neko on base
- Ken Takakura actor portrait card prop — visible on base scatter debris
- Wooden cross prop — integrated into base structure
- Textured rubble and debris base with red accent lettering
- Circular display platform with LED system integrated
Material & Packaging
- Material: Resin with integrated LED lighting system
- Packaging: Not specified
Other
- Scale: 1/6
- Edition Size: 66 pieces
- Studio: Spellbook Collectibles
- Estimated Shipment: Q1–Q2 2027
VIDEO
ABOUT
This 1/6 scale diorama from Spellbook Collectibles locks in the chaotic energy of Dandadan’s opening arc — Momo airborne mid-battle, Okarun channeling Turbo Granny’s cursed form beneath her, and the full paranormal circus of the series rendered across a rubble-and-debris base measuring 30 × 32.2 × 35.3 cm. Built-in LED lighting activates the translucent blue psychokinetic hands and the yellow UFO tractor beam as practical display elements, not afterthoughts. With an edition cap of 66 pieces, this is the kind of diorama that anchors a dedicated Dandadan shelf without a second option on the market to compare it to.
CHARACTER ORIGIN
SCENE NOTESThe diorama pulls from the Turbo Granny Arc's core dynamic — the moment when Momo and Okarun are fighting as a unit against both yokai and alien threats simultaneously, with Momo suppressing Okarun's curse while deploying her own psychokinetic power in the same breath. That push-pull between two very different abilities having to coexist in real time is what makes their partnership feel genuinely earned rather than convenient. Spellbook Collectibles leans hard into the visual density of that chaos: Momo is posed airborne and mid-kick above the cursed Okarun form, the translucent blue psychic hands reach outward at display level, the UFO tractor beam cuts upward in yellow resin on the opposite axis, and Turbo Granny's maneki-neko form is caught mid-stride on the rubble below — all of it lit from within, so the piece reads differently under ambient light versus in the dark.
