Description
Description
Presenting the Good Smile Company Blue Archive Nendoroid KisaKi PVC Figure, 100mm, which animates the beloved KisaKi character from the Blue Archive game into a charming, sought-after collectible. With a height of roughly 100mm, this model highlights KisaKi’s unique aesthetic as the leader of the Genryumon gate at Sankaikei High School. Expertly fashioned by the celebrated sculptor Shuhei Yoshida, with Nendoron’s backing, this piece beautifully renders her composed and bold expressions with remarkable intricacy.
This figurine boasts several faceplates, including serene, fatigued, and mischievous expressions, enabling admirers to showcase their preferred sentiments. Moreover, KisaKi arrives with distinct accessories such as a submachine gun and an attaché case, augmenting the figure’s posing flexibility. Brought to you by Good Smile Company, a frontrunner in premium collectible figures, this offering is ideal for both Blue Archive enthusiasts and figure aficionados.
Details
• Specifications:
Action Figure
Pre-painted
Includes multiple expression parts
Includes accessories: submachine gun and attaché case
Dedicated display base included
• Item dimensions: 5 x 6 x 10 cm
• Condition: New
• Product Material: Plastic
• Manufacturer: Good Smile Company
• Release Date: August 31, 2026
• Recommended Age: 15+
• Country of origin: Japan
Features
Collectible KisaKi figure from Blue Archive, standing around 100mm high
Provided with three changeable faceplates: composed, tired, and playful looks
Equipped with intricate accessories, including a submachine gun (Chikakichi) and an attaché case
Comes with a specialized display stand for firm posing and exhibition
Sculpted by Shuhei Yoshida, with Nendoron’s production aid
Care instructions
For preserving the figure’s quality, softly dust it frequently using a gentle brush or microfiber fabric. Steer clear of water or cleaning solutions, as they could harm the paint or plastic. Shield the figure from direct sun exposure and elevated heat to prevent fading and distortion. Manipulate the figure with caution, particularly when swapping facial parts or attachments, to avert breaking fragile components. When not on exhibition, keep it in a dust-free display cabinet or its original packaging.
