Venonat
$29.00
Product Status: Pre-Order · Estimated to ship TBD
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INFORMATION
DIMENSIONS
- Scale: 1/20
- Exact measurements not provided
CONFIGURATIONS
- Single fixed pose — Venonat mid-scramble, fur splayed and eyes wide, with a dynamic flame effect erupting from its rear
- Translucent amber-and-orange flame effect piece, sculpted with natural flow and depth
- Compound eyes rendered in deep crimson with visible surface detailing — catching light like polished glass
- Drool and smoke accent pieces adding a comedic, chaotic energy to the scene
- Teal teardrop accent visible beneath the body, adding a pop of color contrast against the deep violet fur
MATERIAL & PACKAGING
- Material: Imported PU resin
- Packaging details not provided
OTHER
- Pre-order opens: March 23, 2026
- Estimated shipment: 3–4 months after pre-order closes (subject to adjustment)
- Pre-order based on physical painted production sample
- Handcrafted at every production stage — minor variances inherent to the process; collectors with strict perfection requirements are advised to consider carefully before ordering
VIDEO
ABOUT
ZM Studio captures Venonat in a moment of pure, unhinged chaos — fur bristling, eyes blazing, and tail end very much on fire. At 1/20 scale in imported PU resin, every individual strand of violet fur and the translucent flame effect are hand-finished with the kind of tactile detail that rewards a close look. It’s absurd, it’s charming, and it’s exactly the Venonat energy that’s been missing from any serious collector’s shelf.
CHARACTER ORIGIN
Venonat is a Bug/Poison-type Pokémon introduced in Generation I of the mainline Pokémon series, recognizable by its dense purple fur, oversized compound eyes, and stubby fangs. Often found rustling through tall grass at night, it's one of those early-route encounters that carries an outsized nostalgic weight for anyone who grew up with the original 151. ZM Studio's interpretation leans into pure comedic chaos — Venonat caught mid-panic, fur on end, hindquarters literally on fire, in what reads unmistakably as a wild encounter gone very wrong.
