Unlucky Rabbit Rouge — Goddess of Victory: NIKKE
$159.00
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Character: Goddess of Victory: Nikke · Rouge
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INFORMATION
INFORMATION
Dimensions
- Not specified
Configurations
- Scale: 1/6
- Series: Goddess Series — Volume 3
- Resonance Series Note: This piece is one of four in the new Resonance Series. Collecting all four qualifies for a free Hidden Edition redemption.
Material & Packaging
- Material: Imported resin + imported PU (polyurethane; used here for flexible or soft-touch costume elements alongside the primary resin cast)
- Packaging: Color box with EPE foam (dense protective foam used for statue shipping) and kraft paper outer box
Other
- Studio: QianBenYingGongZao Studio
- Estimated Shipment: Q2 2026
VIDEO
ABOUT
QianBenYingGongZao Studio’s third entry in their Goddess Series brings Unlucky Rabbit Rouge to 1/6 scale — rendered in a reclining casino pose with playing cards in hand, red pantyhose, a reverse bunny suit, and a gold spade-ace hair ornament that reads sharp from every angle. Imported resin and imported PU combine to deliver the skin’s signature material contrast: the gloss of the black bunny suit against soft flesh tones and the matte red of the stockings. Part of a four-piece Resonance Series where completing all four unlocks a Hidden Edition, this piece is built for the collector who wants both a standalone display and a set incentive.
CHARACTER ORIGIN
SCENE NOTESRouge's Unlucky Rabbit costume places her squarely in the casino-lounge world of the Bunny X 777 event — and QianBenYingGongZao Studio leans fully into that setting. The reclining pose, legs crossed and one hand fanning a playing card toward the viewer, captures the character's characteristic mix of composed confidence and barely-concealed mischief. The studio's portrait work is where the piece earns its close-up shots: the amber eyes carry a sidelong, knowing look, the beauty mark is precisely placed, and the gold spade-ace ornament anchors the hair with a detail that ties directly back to the 777 squad identity. Scattered poker chips and a champagne cork at the base extend the scene beyond the figure itself, grounding the whole composition in a single, readable moment.
