FIGURE 1/6 Shira - Azur Lane, Union Creative

25 Mar, 2026

"Azur Lane" Shira from Azur Lane is made into a 1/6 FIGURE Figure by Union Creative.

Union Creative 1/6 Figure FIGURE "Azur Lane" Shira Lightly Armored ver. from Azur Lane

From "Azur Lane," Shira, one of the Dido-class maids and the property manager of the Royal Maid Corps, is now available as a 1/6 scale figure. The costume, faithfully reproduced from the illustration, is meticulously sculpted down to the smallest detail. The differences in texture of each fabric and decoration are depicted with delicate painting techniques, resulting in a visually impressive finish. Clear parts are used for the lace sections, and a pearl finish is applied, causing them to shimmer elegantly when light hits them. In addition, the skirt, wings, and lace are sculpted in a three-dimensional way that gives a sense of volume, and she exudes a gorgeous presence no matter what angle you view her from.

FIGURE Azur Lane

This figure is designed primarily for display purposes, with a strong focus on sculpt quality and detailed paint application. It captures the character's likeness as seen in Azur Lane, emphasizing visual accuracy and artistic presentation. Figures inspired by Azur Lane are ideal for collectors who appreciate refined aesthetics and shelf presence.

Details

1/6 scale collectible Figure
Size: Height: 260 mm, Width: 435 mm
Material: ABS & PVC
Publisher: Union Creative
Price: 30,580 yen (tax included)
Scheduled for release in December 30, 2026

Union Creative 1/6 Figure FIGURE "Azur Lane" Shira Heavy Armored ver. from Azur Lane

Shira's heavily armored version is also being released at the same time. The impressive volume of the armament parts is adorned with meticulously crafted mechanical details throughout, allowing you to fully enjoy the world of the series. When the armament is assembled, it measures over 40 centimeters in width, making it an impressive size for display. The armament is not completely fixed, so you can change its angle. Furthermore, the lace parts of the costume use clear parts with pearl paint, which shines elegantly when light hits it, and the costume is faithfully reproduced down to the smallest detail of the illustration, with the differences in texture also being a highlight.