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S.H. Figuarts Body-Kun Ken Sugimori Edition (Wireframe Gray Color Ver.) PRE-ORDER (Copy)

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$27.89 $44.99 In stock

Category: action figure

Estimated Release - September 2026

From the game creator and designer Ken Sugimori comes a new wireframe designed figure in the "Body-Kun -Ken Sugimori- Edition" Series! The figure represents a young boy and has over 30 different points of articulation to allow for a variety of poses!

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Customer Reviews (4.7 / 5 · 3 reviews)

John N. ★★★★★

As a longtime fan of Ken Sugimori's creature designs, having a wireframe figure to study basic anatomy and dynamic poses is a real treat—the articulation in the joints feels incredibly smooth. Even though I have to wait until September 2026, the pre-order is totally worth it for this unique gray col

Madison ★★★★★

This wireframe gray color scheme is perfect for studying anatomy and posing, the joints are surprisingly smooth right out of the box. I’ve already used it for several sketches and the articulation is much better than my old wooden mannequin. Can’t wait for September to finally arrive so I can add it

Carter ★★★★☆

The wireframe gray color scheme looks exactly like the concept art, and the joints are surprisingly tight right out of the box. Only gripe is the estimated September 2026 wait feels like forever, but the poseability makes the anticipation worth it.