Prime 1 Studio Shows New Statues at NEXT LEVEL SHOWCASE XVIII Exhibition
Prime 1 Studio used its own showcase event to unveil a broad slate of high-end statues across multiple franchises, signaling continued investment in premium collectibles for both anime and Western IP.
Reporting from 1 sources: Dengeki Hobby Web.
Prime 1 Studio held a new product exhibition in Tokyo in June 2026, displaying statue figures announced during the online event NEXT LEVEL SHOWCASE XVIII. The exhibition featured statues from Godzilla Minus One, including Godzilla vs. Shinsei Maru; the theatrical Chainsaw Man - Reze Arc, with figures of Chainsaw Man & Beam and Reze/Bomb; and Overlord. Masters of the Universe statues of He-Man and Skeletor were shown, alongside The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers Treebeard with Merry & Pippin. Items from Aliens and Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen were also on display. A separate part of the exhibition focused on Berserk, unveiling statues of Guts, Griffith, Zodd, Slan, and the Sea God's Whore. The exhibition was held at a location in Tokyo, and Dengeki Hobby Web published photo reports covering the new items.
Prime 1 Studio's exhibition in Tokyo in June 2026 was held to commemorate the online event NEXT LEVEL SHOWCASE XVIII, an online entertainment event focused on sculpting. The exhibition displayed physical versions of statues that had been announced during that digital showcase.
Among the statues on display was a Godzilla Minus One figure depicting Godzilla fighting the Shinsei Maru. From the theatrical Chainsaw Man - Reze Arc, the exhibition showed a Chainsaw Man & Beam statue and a separate Reze/Bomb figure. Overlord was also represented, though the specific character was not detailed in the reports. The Masters of the Universe line included He-Man and Skeletor statues. A Treebeard with Merry & Pippin figure from The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers was shown. Items from the Aliens and Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen franchises were also present.
A separate section of the exhibition was dedicated to Berserk. It unveiled statues of Guts, Griffith, Zodd, Slan, and the Sea God's Whore. Dengeki Hobby Web published two photo reports covering the exhibition, with the second report focused entirely on the Berserk statues.
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