Japanese toy manufacturer MEDICOS, under its "Super Action Statue Art" collectible figure series, is scheduled to release a three-dimensional figure of Jolyne Cujoh, the protagonist of JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Part 6: Stone Ocean, in November 2023!

Unlike the well-known "Super Action Statue" (articulated) series, MEDICOS's "Super Action Statue Art" series consists of static, three-dimensional figures. While not poseable, the products themselves boast an exceptionally high level of detail, perfectly bringing to life the JOJO characters penned by Hirohiko Araki. The unique designs, intricate hair sculpting, and muscular lines are all incredibly lifelike, making this a beloved product line among many JOJO fans.
JoJo's Bizarre Adventure, created by Hirohiko Araki, began its serialization with Part 1 in 1987 and has since progressed to Part 9, creating numerous classics along the way, with each part's story having its own dedicated readership. Part 6, Stone Ocean, began serialization in 2000, featuring Jolyne Cujoh, the daughter of Part 3's protagonist Jotaro Kujo, as its main character – making it the only JOJO story with a female protagonist. It narrates Jolyne's wrongful imprisonment, a series of events, her meeting various companions, and her gradual uncovering of the true conspiracy of the antagonist, Father Pucci.
This Super Action Statue Art Jolyne Cujoh figure stands approximately 20 cm tall. While primarily referencing Jolyne's original design from the manga, it notably features a short skirt for her lower body instead of her usual long pants, allowing her beautiful long legs to be displayed. Paired with her long boots, this look appears even more slender. Beside her is the fist of her Stand, "Stone Free," which, when displayed together with the base, creates a truly striking presentation.
Super Action Statue Art Collection Anime JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Stone Ocean Jolyne Cujoh Figure
Reference Price: 12,980 JPY (tax included)
Scheduled Release Date: November 2023
Size: Approximately 200mm in height












via: MEDICOS