Some releases ask a simple question: how much space do you have?
PRPR Studio’s Igawa Asagi figure answers it twice. The Action Taimanin character ships in both 1/6 and 1/4 scale, and the two versions differ by far more than size.
The 1/6 build measures roughly 18 cm tall, while the 1/4 version reaches about 26 cm with a wider platform.
Both are listed as released, priced from $178 to $332, with full payment required.

Two Scales, Two Decisions
The 1/6 version fits a desk, a riser or a dense shelf without crowding its neighbours.
The 1/4 version does not. Its 33 cm width is the number that decides placement, and it needs a surface that is both wide and deep.
If your display is already full, the smaller build is the practical answer. If you are building around one character, the larger build carries more presence.
The Two Colourways
Silk colour splits the range further. Buyers choose black or white, and the choice affects how the sculpt reads under display lighting.
White catches light and lifts fine detail, which helps smaller pieces.
Black absorbs light and creates stronger contrast, which suits a larger build and a darker shelf.
Neither is objectively better. Match the colourway to the cabinet the piece will live in.
Charm Version and Training Version
The listing separates two configurations. Version A is the charm build, while Version B is the training build with text applied to the body.
That difference matters more than a colour swap, because it changes what the figure represents rather than how it looks.
Read the version description on the product page before choosing. Mistakes here are difficult to undo after release.

Either way, the Igawa Asagi Figure keeps the same sculpt, so the scale decides the presence rather than the design.
The 200-Piece Edition
Production is capped at 200 pieces across the range.
That number spreads across two scales, two colourways and two version types, so any single combination is far scarcer than the headline total suggests.
For released pieces, scarcity works against the buyer. What remains is what remains.
What Arrives in the Box
This is a bundle rather than a single figure. The configuration includes the figure, display platforms and blankets.
Extra components mean extra storage. Keep the packaging, since the platforms and soft accessories are easy to misplace and difficult to replace.
Set the pieces out once on arrival and check them against the contents list.
Pricing and Shipping
The range runs from $178 to $332, and the top of that band reflects the 1/4 scale builds.
Full payment applies across the range, so there is no deposit route on this listing.
Shipping is quoted separately, and a 1/4 scale bundle ships in a larger carton than the smaller version.
For an Igawa Asagi Figure the display matters as much as the purchase, since the platforms and accessories take up their own space.
Display and Care
Light the piece from the front and slightly below eye level, and keep it out of direct sun.
Dust with a soft brush. Where the surface needs more, use lukewarm water with a drop of mild soap and dry it fully before returning the figure to its platform.
Who the Igawa Asagi Figure Suits
Collectors who follow Action Taimanin will find this the most complete presentation of the character currently listed.
It also suits anyone who wants a released piece rather than a pre-order, and buyers who prefer choosing a scale instead of accepting whatever size the studio settled on.
Pick Your Scale
Stock is limited to what remains of the 200-piece run, and both scales are listed at full payment. Current availability is on the product page.
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Would you take the Igawa Asagi figure in 1/4 or 1/6, and in black or white silk?


