Jane Doe Bunny Statue: LINGYUE Studio Turns Zenless Zone Zero’s Wildest Rat Into a Midnight Showstopper

LINGYUE Studio – Zenless Zone Zero Jane Doe Bunny Girl Ver. 1/6 Scale TOPGK Limited Edition Resin Statue(Licensed)

Some character statues are built around action. Others are built around beauty.

Then there is Jane Doe.

For LINGYUE Studio, the idea is clearly different. Instead of placing Jane in a conventional combat pose, this Zenless Zone Zero Jane Doe Bunny Ver. 1/6 Resin Statue turns her personality into the centerpiece of the entire display.

She leans back into a vintage black leather sofa. Her legs rise into the air. Between her feet, a wine glass waits as red wine flows through the air from a bottle above.

It is playful. It is theatrical. More importantly, it feels unmistakably like Jane.

With a limited production of only 188 pieces worldwide, this 1/6 resin statue takes one of Zenless Zone Zero’s most unpredictable characters and gives her a display scene designed around attitude rather than action.

[🐀] Jane Doe Was Never Meant to Look Predictable

Jane Doe has always carried an unusual kind of confidence.

She does not need an oversized weapon effect or an explosive battlefield to command attention. Her appeal comes from the way she moves, reacts, and plays with the situation around her.

LINGYUE Studio leans directly into that personality.

The statue presents Jane in a relaxed reclining pose, yet the position itself is surprisingly complicated. Her body stretches across the sofa while both legs rise upward. At the same time, she handles the wine bottle with casual precision.

That contradiction is what makes the composition work.

The pose looks almost effortless at first. However, the more you look, the more details begin to appear. Her expression remains relaxed while the rest of the scene becomes increasingly elaborate.

It gives Jane the feeling of someone who is completely comfortable being the center of attention.

[🖤] A Bunny-Girl Look With Jane’s Rat Identity Still Intact

The Bunny Ver. concept could easily have turned Jane into a generic bunny-girl character.

Instead, LINGYUE Studio keeps her original identity visible.

Her short black hair frames her face naturally, while her characteristic rat ears remain clearly visible. A separate pair of black bunny ears adds a second layer to the design.

That combination creates an interesting visual contrast.

Jane is still recognizably Jane Doe. The bunny styling simply pushes her playful side further.

Her slightly narrowed eyes and subtle smile reinforce the effect. There is no exaggerated expression here. She looks calm, confident, and just mischievous enough to make you wonder what she is planning.

That restraint suits the character particularly well.

[🐰] The Black Bunny Outfit Creates a Strong Silhouette

The costume is another major part of the statue’s visual identity.

Jane wears a sleek black bunny-style outfit with a glossy finish. The dark material creates a strong contrast against her skin, while also connecting naturally with the black leather sofa underneath her.

This creates a unified silhouette across the lower half of the display.

Meanwhile, her distressed black stockings add another layer of texture.

The damaged sections expose portions of the surface beneath, breaking up what could otherwise become a simple black color block. Small changes in texture and tension around the torn areas make the legs more visually complex.

Because of this, the costume does more than establish the Bunny Ver. theme. It also helps guide the eye through the statue.

You notice the face first.

Then the pose.

Then the legs and stockings.

Finally, the eye moves toward the wine accessories that complete the composition.

[🍷] The Wine Stream Is More Than an Accessory

The most unusual detail may be the red wine.

Rather than simply placing a bottle and glass beside Jane, LINGYUE Studio turns the wine itself into part of the composition.

A translucent red stream travels through the air between the bottle and the glass. Its curved shape creates a natural visual path across the scene.

That matters because the statue already contains a complicated pose.

Jane’s raised legs create one set of visual lines. Her body follows the shape of the sofa. The wine stream introduces another curved line that connects the upper and lower areas of the display.

As a result, the accessory becomes part of the sculpture’s visual rhythm.

It also reinforces Jane’s personality.

A wine bottle would already suggest a relaxed late-night scene. A bottle being poured into a glass in such an unconventional position takes the idea much further.

The result feels playful without losing its sophisticated edge.

[🛋️] The Vintage Sofa Gives Jane Her Own Stage

The black leather sofa is not simply a base.

It functions almost like a small stage.

Deep buttoned folds create the appearance of vintage upholstery, while gold-colored studs run along the edges. Black fringe details continue around the lower section, giving the furniture a more luxurious character.

This choice is important because the sofa determines the atmosphere of the entire statue.

Without it, the Bunny Ver. design could feel like a character portrait with accessories.

With it, the piece becomes a complete scene.

Jane is no longer simply standing on a display base. She appears to have stepped into a private late-night lounge where she can relax, drink, and enjoy the attention.

That makes the statue particularly suitable for collectors who enjoy diorama-style presentation.

[🐾] The Tail Adds One More Unexpected Detail

There is another detail that becomes increasingly interesting the longer you look at the statue.

A long tail extends behind Jane, featuring a blue-toned scale-like texture and a heart-shaped devil-tail tip.

It introduces a different visual language into an otherwise black-and-red composition.

The blue tones provide a subtle break from the darker costume and furniture. At the same time, the heart-shaped tip keeps the design playful rather than purely gothic.

This is exactly the kind of small character detail that can make a statue more rewarding to examine in person.

From a distance, the overall scene is immediately readable.

Up close, the smaller design choices begin to reveal themselves.

[✨] A Display Piece Built Around Personality

Many 1/6 statues are designed to communicate power.

Jane Doe does not necessarily need that.

Her strength here comes from personality.

The relaxed posture creates an almost casual feeling, while the difficult composition makes the piece visually memorable. The black bunny outfit establishes the theme. The wine introduces movement. The vintage sofa creates atmosphere. Her rat ears, bunny ears, and unusual tail preserve the character identity.

Each component has a role.

That is why the statue does not feel like a collection of unrelated accessories.

Instead, everything contributes to one central idea: Jane is having fun, and she knows exactly how much attention she is getting.

[🔥] Only 188 Pieces Worldwide

For collectors, the edition size adds another layer to the release.

LINGYUE Studio is producing only 188 pieces worldwide for this Jane Doe Bunny Ver. statue.

That makes the release considerably more focused than a mass-produced character figure.

The 1/6 scale also gives the statue enough physical presence to showcase the sofa, wine accessories, costume textures, and character details without requiring the footprint of a much larger 1/4 scale scene.

The estimated release is Q1 2027, so collectors planning their upcoming display lineup can treat this as a future centerpiece rather than an immediate in-stock purchase.

[🖤] Standard Version or Accessory Set?

Another interesting aspect of the release is the option between the standard figure and an additional accessory configuration.

The standard set includes the main figure, head sculpt, display base, wine bottle, and wine glass.

Collectors can also choose the version with the additional accessory set, which includes replacement body parts.

This gives the release some flexibility for collectors who enjoy changing the presentation of a character rather than keeping one fixed configuration permanently.

It also makes the statue more than a single-image recreation.

The core Jane Doe scene remains the focus, while the optional parts provide another way to approach the display.

Why This Jane Doe Statue Stands Out

The strongest feature of this release is not one individual accessory.

It is the way the entire scene works together.

Jane’s relaxed expression contrasts with the complicated pose. The bunny styling contrasts with her rat identity. The black costume contrasts with the red wine. The vintage sofa provides a dark stage, while the blue-toned tail adds a subtle change of color.

Even the wine stream serves a purpose beyond decoration.

Together, these choices create a statue that feels more like a character scene than a traditional figure.

For collectors of Zenless Zone Zero, that distinction can matter.

A familiar character does not always need another combat pose. Sometimes, the most memorable display is the one that shows a different side of the character.

LINGYUE Studio’s Jane Doe Bunny Ver. does exactly that.

[📦] Final Thoughts for Collectors

The LINGYUE Studio Jane Doe Bunny Ver. 1/6 Resin Statue is built around a simple but effective idea: take Jane’s unpredictable personality and turn it into a complete display scene.

The result combines a stylish bunny outfit, vintage leather furniture, flowing red wine, distinctive rat and bunny ears, distressed stockings, and an unusual tail design.

More importantly, the statue gives Jane room to be playful.

With only 188 pieces worldwide, this release is aimed at collectors who want a limited Zenless Zone Zero statue with a strong character-driven concept rather than another conventional action scene.

If you already have Jane Doe in your collection, this Bunny Ver. offers a very different visual direction.

And if you are building a Zenless Zone Zero display around character personality, the relaxed late-night atmosphere may be exactly what makes this piece stand apart.

Would you display Jane Doe in your Zenless Zone Zero collection as a playful centerpiece, or would you pair her with other New Eridu characters to create a larger scene?

Explore the LINGYUE Studio Jane Doe Bunny Ver. release at TopGK and see how this unusual 1/6 resin scene fits into your collection.