Twin-Tails Water Gun Girl Yvonne
$229.00 – $469.00Price range: $229.00 through $469.00
Product Status: Pre-Order · Estimated to ship Q4 - 2026
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INFORMATION
Dimensions
- Not specified
Configurations
- Version A: figure in streetwear outfit (white top, pink jacket, white pants, platform boots) with cyberpunk blaster; industrial yellow-and-concrete base with hazard stripe detailing
- Version B: figure in bikini-top outfit with translucent water gun; translucent blue-purple stacked base
- Dual-Pose Version: both Version A and Version B figures, designed for side-by-side resonance display
The Dual-Pose Version pairs both sculpts on their respective bases for a mirrored two-figure shelf arrangement.
Material & Packaging
- Base: resin (rigid cast material standard for display bases)
- Figure body and accessories: PU (polyurethane cast, lighter and more flexible than standard resin)
- Packaging: Not specified
Other
- Scale: 1/6
- Studio: Leave a Nite
- Edition Size: Not specified
- Estimated Shipment: September – December 2026
VIDEO
ABOUT
Leave a Nite’s debut 1/6 dual-pose original sculpt puts a pink-haired, demon-horned twin-tails character in two distinct reads of the same design — Version A in a streetwear crouch with an oversized cyberpunk blaster, Version B in a bikini-top pose with a translucent water gun on a glowing blue-purple base. The studio’s first release in this format, offered as individual versions or a combined dual-display set, makes it a meaningful opening statement for collectors tracking new original-character studios.
CHARACTER ORIGIN
This is Leave a Nite's original interpretation of a dual-identity character concept — the same girl, two moods, two worlds. Version A frames her as a guarded, combat-ready figure: crouched low, blaster raised, expression cool and focused under the demon horns. Version B flips the register entirely to a sun-soaked, playful confidence, bikini-clad and smirking with a water gun in hand. What Leave a Nite emphasizes here is the tension between those two states existing within one character design, and the dual-display format is the point — the two bases and poses are composed to face each other, making the contrast the actual subject of the piece.





