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Kotobukiya Plans White Bunny Style Durga I Frame Arms Girl Kit for May 2027
Kotobukiya will release Frame Arms Girl Durga I (Bunny Style -White-) in May 2027 at 6,930 yen, tax included. The kit is a variation on Durga I (Ein), the bishoujo version of ToMo's mecha design drawn by Eiji Komatsu.
Reporting from 1 source: Dengeki Hobby Web.
Why it matters
The kit turns a resin cast Kotobukiya Shop exclusive into a plastic model with articulation, so a bunny suit variant that was hard to get now comes with a wider parts set and a general release price.
Key Facts
- Kotobukiya will release Frame Arms Girl Durga I (Bunny Style -White-) in May 2027 at 6,930 yen, tax included.
- The kit is a variation on Durga I (Ein), based on an Eiji Komatsu illustration of a ToMo mecha design.
- The bunny suit changes from black to white and the legs from tights color to skin color.
- Chest parts come in small, medium, and large sizes, and the head comes with or without bunny ears.
- The tampo-printed faces are a smiling face, a winking face, and a new screaming face.
It changes the bunny suit from black to white and the legs from tights color to skin color, and it includes three chest sizes, two head types, two ear types, and a new screaming face.
The bunny parts were previously sold as a resin cast kit exclusive to the Kotobukiya Shop. The plastic version keeps the articulated body but reworks the color scheme: the suit goes from black to white and the legs from tights color to skin color, with new eye and hair coloring. Buyers can pick among small, medium, and large chest parts and between a head with bunny ears and one without. The ears come in a standard type and a mechanical type, and either can be swapped after assembly.
The tampo-printed faces are a smiling face with an open mouth, a winking face, and a newly added screaming face. A synthetic rubber general-purpose bunny ear part is included for use with other Frame Arms Girl kits, with the caveat that fit depends on head shape and the clamp attachment limits how firmly it holds.
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