【Ultraman Nexus】 The combat form transformed from Anphans! Ultraman Nexus is now a 3D figure, with a concept focused on the powerful Junis stance, featuring realistic body wrinkles and clear parts!

When speaking of Ultraman Nexus, it was a unique work whose profound world-view and human drama captured and never let go of the hearts of fans. Within that, the “Junis” form, which the protagonist Kazuki Komon transforms into for the first time, is an existence that left a powerful impact on viewers. Now, that Junis has finally arrived in the “Daikaiju Series ULTRA NEW GENERATION.” Its appearance, which overwhelms the viewer, is not just a simple 3D model, but possesses a presence as if the “hero from the story has manifested in reality.”

The figure's posture is a powerful stance, as if just about to confront the darkness. The posing was crafted by the sculptor Nobuyuki Inagami, who has brought numerous Ultra Heroes to life. The stance, wrapped in the tension unique to Junis, lives on in every detail. From the overall balance and muscular undulations to the armor details, the level of perfection is such that it feels as if a single moment from the series has been condensed, offering plenty to admire as a sculptural beauty.

In this figure, clear parts are used for the head and Core Gauge, with the transparency of the material further enhancing the mysterious nature of Junis. One of its charms is how the expression changes depending on the angle of the light. Furthermore, the limited edition allows both eyes and the Core Gauge to light up by connecting to the included pedestal. The modern specification of USB Type-C compatibility is also a welcome point, and the quality as a display piece is extremely high, possessing a presence that can completely change the atmosphere of a room just by being displayed.

Ultraman Nexus is by no means a bright or flashy hero. To that extent, it is a work that deeply depicts the meaning of delivering light, the resolve to protect, and the conflicts of those who transform; the Junis form was also a “shape entrusted with hope.” Looking at this figure with that background in mind revives memories of emotions that go beyond a mere collection. The experience of feeling this figure in your hands—a figure that is not just strong, but carries the “weight of standing up”—will be something irreplaceable for those who love the work.