Yue Embracing Sakura Kinomoto
$569.00
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Character: Cardcaptor Sakura · Yukito Tsukishiro, Sakura Kinomoto
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INFORMATION
Dimensions
- Height: 51 cm / 20.1 in
- Width: 40 cm / 15.7 in
- Depth: 30 cm / 11.8 in
Configurations
- Yue main figure — full winged guardian form
- Sakura Kinomoto figure — held in Yue’s arms
- Kero-chan figure — visible at shoulder with small wings
- Moon backdrop element — large circular full-moon disc
- Fully transparent base — allows light to pass through the entire structure
- LED lighting effects — built into the base; produces blue, purple, and warm-gold illumination
Material & Packaging
- PU (polyurethane resin — lightweight cast material commonly used for detail parts)
- Imported resin (higher-grade cast resin used for primary sculpt and structural components)
- Packaging: Not specified
Other
- Scale: Not specified
- Studio: Dreammaker Studio
- Edition Size: 128 pieces
- Estimated Shipment: Q4 2026
VIDEO
ABOUT
Dreammaker Studio’s “Moon Embrace Cherry Blossom” piece captures Yue — in his full winged guardian form — holding Sakura Kinomoto aloft beneath a luminous full moon, with Kero-chan perched at his shoulder. At 51 cm tall and spanning 40 cm wide, the composition earns its footprint through the enormous feathered wings, a fully translucent base, and integrated LED lighting that shifts the entire piece between a warm white-and-gold palette and deep violet-and-blue. An edition of 128 makes this one of the tighter runs Dreammaker has put to market for this series.
CHARACTER ORIGIN
This piece centers on the final judgment arc — the moment Yue, having tested Sakura to the edge of her strength, chooses to shelter rather than abandon her. It is the pivot where his cold, ancient guardianship cracks open into something closer to acceptance. Dreammaker stages the figure so that Yue's wings wrap protectively outward while his posture draws inward toward Sakura, the tension between those two gestures doing most of the emotional work. The translucent base and LED effects extend the moonlit atmosphere downward, grounding two figures — one celestial, one still very much a child — inside the same quiet light.
