PURE Studio Mikuma Suzu Figure: 1/5 and 1/3.5 Compared

PURE Studio  Original Character  Mikuma Suzu – 15  Scale Figure

A character does not need a game attached to have a following.

PURE Studio’s Mikuma Suzu Figure comes from an illustrator’s original character series rather than a licensed property, and the studio offers it in two sizes: 1/5 and 1/3.5.

The 1/5 build lists at approximately 24 cm tall, and the figure carries an 18+ female classification.

Pre-orders run at $49 for the deposit and $349 for full payment.

PURE Studio Mikuma Suzu figure in 1/5 scale

Who Is Mikuma Suzu?

Mikuma Suzu is an original character created by the illustrator Mataro and produced here as a three-dimensional figure by PURE Studio.

That origin changes what the piece is. There is no anime season or game update behind it, and no plot for a buyer to already know. The illustration is the source material, and the sculpt is a translation of it.

The audience for this kind of release is specific. Collectors who follow an artist tend to buy the character because of the drawing, not because of a story, which makes fidelity to the original line work the main selling point.

It also means collectors judge the piece differently. They compare a licensed figure against the character, and an artist original against the artwork.

Why Artist Originals Are Worth Collecting

Original character figures sit outside the licensing cycle.

There is no anniversary reissue planned, no film release to drive a second production run, and no corporate owner deciding what gets made next. What exists is what the studio decided to produce.

That gives these releases a quieter resale market than licensed characters, and a more loyal one. Buyers are usually following the artist, the studio or the style rather than a franchise.

For a collector whose shelf already holds the standard shonen lineup, that difference is the point.

It also means a Mikuma Suzu Figure is not competing with a licensed release for the same shelf space, which is why the two-scale option exists at all.

Choosing Between 1/5 and 1/3.5

The two sizes answer different questions.

The 1/5 build at around 24 cm fits a cabinet shelf and sits comfortably beside most 1/6 and 1/7 pieces.

The 1/3.5 build is the display piece. It takes up real space and needs a surface of its own, which is the trade-off for the extra scale.

Measure the intended shelf before choosing. Ordering a larger build for a cabinet that cannot hold it is the most common mistake in this category.

At 1/3.5, a Mikuma Suzu Figure is a commitment to a surface rather than to a shelf, so settle that before you pay the deposit rather than after.

Close view of the Mikuma Suzu figure

The 18+ Classification

The listing carries an adult classification, which places it outside the general-purpose figure market.

Collectors who keep adult-oriented pieces separate will place it without difficulty, and buyers shopping for younger fans should look at the licensed releases instead.

Deposit or Full Payment

The deposit is $49 and full payment is $349, and the low deposit is a meaningful part of the offer here.

It also makes it easy to reserve a piece and forget about it, so note the balance date when you order.

Ask for the freight quote separately, since it depends on which scale you choose.

Who This Mikuma Suzu Figure Suits

Collectors who follow original character releases will find the two-scale option useful.

It also suits anyone building a shelf around artist-driven designs, and buyers who want a smaller piece that does not compete with a large statue for attention.

Pre-Order the Mikuma Suzu Figure

Both scales are open for pre-order with deposit or full payment. Current pricing is on the product page.

Check the Mikuma Suzu figure on TopGK

Would you take her at 1/5 for the shelf, or at 1/3.5 as a display piece?

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