Face detail — blue eyes with dual-tone iris, hood crest molded as a raised relief. Sculptor Inui's work reads cleanest here.
Roger — visible stitch lines, button eyes, patched fabric texture. A separate molded piece sitting inside the open handcuff ring.
The design choice is deliberate — this is the classic XX Bridget, not the Strive redesign that became a breakout in 2022. Blue nun's habit with white trim, oversized handcuff accessory, Roger the teddy bear. The character as the GG community knew them for a decade before Strive existed.
Sculptor Inui captures the mid-air jumping pose with the cape billowing behind as a single continuous shape — the fabric folds don't break into separate pieces. The yo-yo string arcs from the raised hand in a thin wire loop, the red metallic yo-yo at the apex catching light differently from the matte PVC body.
Rear view — Roger's full body visible, arm seams and patched belly. Cape interior lighter blue with white stripe.
The oversized handcuff wraps around the waist as a structural element — the visual anchor holding the jumping pose together.
Painter Koneta Ko's work shows in the gradient transitions — the blue-to-white shift on the boots and gloves is airbrushed rather than hard-edged, matching the game's cel-shaded aesthetic through physical paint technique. The base uses sculpted dust clouds over a grass patch, keeping the staging grounded while the figure floats above on a single steel rod. Iron is listed alongside PVC and ABS in the materials — likely the internal support and yo-yo string.
Side profile — cape forms a continuous sweep from hood to hem, gold cross motif on the trailing edge.
Rear view — Roger's full body visible, cape interior gradient, boot sole cross detail.
Top-down — cape spread and yo-yo arc visible as a single compositional circle.
Low angle — dust cloud base detail, steel support rod, chunky boot soles.
Three-quarter rear — cape billow catching the blue-to-white gradient at the fold points.
Veil close-up — hood crest, yellow ribbon ties, hair strands separating beneath.
Base — grass texture emerging from sculpted dust cloud on dark circular platform.
Three-quarter front — full composition with all accessories visible in relation.
Dynamic angle — cape sweep and yo-yo wire forming a visual frame around the figure.
Spiritale is Taito's premium figure line — made-to-order production with WING handling manufacturing. Direction by VISION, photography by VaistarStudio. ¥29,700 puts this in the mid-premium tier, above Taito's mass-market Coreful prize figures but below the ¥40,000+ ceiling. Available exclusively through TAITO GEAR & GOODS. Made-to-order means no overstock, no warehouse sales. Pre-orders close February 9, 2026.
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