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Kotobukiya Opens Stage Re:Fashion Line With Two Twilight Cult Cloaks
Kotobukiya is launching Stage Re:Fashion, a cloth option series for its Mugen Kaiko Megalomaria plastic model kits. The first release is two hooded cloaks bearing the Twilight Cult emblem, in black with silver printing and white with gold printing.
Reporting from 1 source: Dengeki Hobby Web.
Why it matters
Selling cloth separately from the kit turns a single model line into a recurring accessory business, and the wire-hem cloaks give Kotobukiya a way to keep Megalomaria buyers spending between body releases.
Key Facts
- Kotobukiya's Stage Re:Fashion is a cloth option series for the Mugen Kaiko Megalomaria plastic model.
- The first release is two hooded cloaks printed with the Twilight Cult emblem, in black with silver and white with gold.
- Each cloak is non-scale, about 195mm including the hood, and priced at 2,640 yen with tax.
- Both are scheduled for release in May 2027 as general distribution items.
- Wires in the hem and hood let the fabric be posed as if caught in wind.
Each is non-scale, about 195mm including the hood, priced at 2,640 yen with tax, and scheduled for May 2027 as a general distribution item.
Both cloaks carry wires in the hem and hood, so the fabric can be set fluttering or pulled into dynamic poses without extra support. The neck closes with a low-profile spring hook to keep the silhouette flat, and the satin weave is chosen for shading under light rather than for drape alone.
Sizing is aimed at the Megalomaria male body at roughly 180mm tall. Female-type bodies can wear it, with Principal fitting best and shorter characters such as Ice Eisen looking oversized in it. The hood is cut for Zirconia's head and may interfere with other head shapes or hairstyles. The Twilight Cult emblem and Gothic decorative lines are applied by sublimation transfer.
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