Usami Bunny Girl
$99.00
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Character: Original · Artist Design
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INFORMATION
Dimensions
- Height: 25 cm / 9.8 in
- Width: 16 cm / 6.3 in
- Depth: 23 cm / 9.1 in
Configurations
- Main figure in forward-leaning bunny girl pose
- Bunny ear head sculpt
- White bunny suit
- Silver thigh strap
- High heels, extends the line cleanly
- Carrot accessory in right hand
- Display base
Material & Packaging
- PVC (durable plastic for finished surfaces)
- ABS (rigid plastic for structure)
- PU (used for formed detail parts)
- Packaging: Not specified
Other
- Scale: 1/6
- Studio: SugarBlade Studio
- Edition Size: Not specified
- Estimated Shipment: Q1 2027
- Series: Original – Artist design
- Copyright Holder: Usami_ch
- Artist: Changye Guisui
- Notes: Mature bunny girl theme; all-ages item
VIDEO
ABOUT
Usami Bunny Girl is SugarBlade Studio’s original take on a mature bunny girl, posed in a deep forward lean with a teasing over-the-shoulder glance that makes the silhouette the whole point. At 1/6 scale, the piece pairs SugarBlade Studio with a tightly controlled glossy finish and a compact display footprint that keeps the long legs, lifted hips, and simple platform base doing the work. It reads as a deliberate single-angle statement piece for collectors who want an artist-design shelf with presence rather than clutter.
CHARACTER ORIGIN
This is SugarBlade Studio's original interpretation of a mature bunny girl pinup concept. The pose is built around controlled imbalance: weight pushed into the heels, torso folded forward, one hand bracing the pose while the over-the-shoulder look keeps it playful instead of static. What SugarBlade Studio emphasizes here is the contrast between a near-minimal costume, a soft sculpted silhouette, and small touches like the carrot prop and bright nails, giving the piece a clean poster-like read from its intended rear three-quarter view.
