KDcolle is adding a new “bigger-than-it-looks” bunny to your shelf. 🐇✨ From the TV anime Jingai Kyoshitsu no Ningengirai Kyoshi（人外教室の人間嫌い教師）, Usami Suisei（右左美 彗） is getting a 1/6-scale figure—and preorders are open now. Below is the quick buyer map (deadline + pricing), followed by the real highlight: a mid-bounce sculpt built to look lively from almost any angle.
Preorder window and where to reserve the figure
Preorders started on January 9, 2026, with a planned cutoff of April 8, 2026 (JST). Delivery is scheduled for October 2026. For the official announcement and full product overview, start here: Official KDcolle announcement.
Standard vs Special Set pricing and bonuses
The Standard edition is priced at 22,550 yen (tax included). The KADOKAWA Special Set is 25,300 yen (tax included) and includes a rubber playmat using a newly drawn illustration.
If you order through Kadost or chara-ani.com, a “smiling face” bonus part is included. If you want the bundle listing directly, you can check the Special Set here: KADOKAWA Special Set (Kadost).
A jumping pose that captures Suisei mid-bounce
This figure’s core appeal is motion—specifically the instant right after takeoff, when the body feels light but the momentum is loud. Suisei is sculpted in an original pose that reads like a playful hop frozen in time: one leg tucked, the torso slightly tilted, and the full silhouette aimed upward rather than simply “standing pretty.”
That lift matters, because Suisei’s design is full of bounce-friendly shapes. The long ears and tail aren’t treated like static add-ons—they’re posed to feel plush and alive, adding volume at the top and back so the figure doesn’t look flat from the side. The composition uses curves and spacing to sell movement, even before you notice the fine details.
Texture work: ears, sleeves, tights, and expression
KDcolle leans into texture contrast to make the sculpt pop. The oversized uniform sleeves feel structured yet soft, while the bright white tights keep the lower half clean and smooth—perfect for highlighting the bend of the knees and the tension of a jump. The two-tone hair is arranged to look like it’s trailing with the motion, helping the whole piece feel “in action” rather than posed.
Then there’s the face: Suisei’s mischievous tongue-out expression and challenging eyes do half the storytelling on their own. It’s cheeky, a little provocative, and unmistakably her—exactly the kind of personality-first detail that makes a character figure memorable.
Mischievous expression and two-tone hair details
If you’re choosing between versions, think of it this way: Standard is for the cleanest shelf add, while the Special Set is for collectors who enjoy display extras and limited-style bundles. Either way, the mid-bounce silhouette is the star, and the expression is the hook that will catch your eye every time you walk past your display.
Reserve before the cutoff if you want the bonuses
If Suisei’s “mid-hop” energy is your thing, don’t wait until the last week. Check the official listing, pick your preferred set, and lock it in ahead of April 8 (JST) so you don’t miss out on bonus availability.
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