KOTOBUKIYA, the Japanese model manufacturer, in collaboration with illustrator Morikura En, has announced the latest product in their everyday-life bishojo plastic model kit series, "Sousai Shojo Teien," a collaboration with the anime version of "Frame Arms Girl." The "GRANDE SCALE Dress-Up Body [M] with Ao Gennai" is scheduled for release in December 2025.

The popular plastic model kit series from KOTOBUKIYA, "Frame Arms Girl," was adapted into an anime television series of the same name in 2017. The protagonist, Ao Gennai, is a cheerful and emotionally expressive ordinary high school girl who, one day, accidentally opened a misdelivered package and became the sole owner of "Gourai" in the world. Despite having no knowledge of models, she and the petite Frame Arms Girls embark on a joyful everyday life.


The "GRANDE SCALE Dress-Up Body [M] with Ao Gennai" body is a modified version based on the previously released "Dress-Up Body [M]." The CAD files have been redesigned, resulting in a large size of approximately 25 cm in height, compared to the previously released 15 cm tall standard version. This allows it to accommodate 1/6 scale doll and figure fabric clothing accessories.




The product includes one Ao Gennai head part and two body styles: a black sports bra and black briefs only. Both feature flexible articulated joints, with multi-stage joints in the chest, waist, and hips allowing for significant forward and backward bending of the torso. Accessories include five pairs of interchangeable hand parts, three pre-printed face parts, and interchangeable leg parts such as over-the-knee socks, long socks, short socks, and dress shoe feet. Additionally, three different neck part lengths are included to accommodate various clothing styles.







GRANDE SCALE Dress-Up Body [M] with Ao Gennai
Reference Price: 9,900 JPY (Tax Included)
Scheduled Release Date: 2025/12
Product Specifications: Non-scale plastic model kit, approximately 250mm in height
Design: PROSLINK Co., Ltd., Yoshihiro Nishimaru, Yunosuke Maruya
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