Madoka Kaname Reimagined as an Elegant Japanese Doll — Yoshitoku x F:NEX Collaboration

FURYU’s premium hobby label F:NEX has transformed Madoka Kaname from Puella Magi Madoka Magica the Movie: Rebellion into a Japanese doll figure, created by century-old doll maker Yoshitoku in collaboration with F:NEX.

Her tilted head and smiling expression capture Madoka’s characteristic cuteness, while her crossed legs lend the standing pose a sense of movement. Every detail, down to the pearl-finished temari ball and hair ornaments, is painted to match the kimono’s palette for a cohesive look.

The costume prototype was created by doll artist Ayumi Uyama, styled in a Japanese-Western fusion that echoes Madoka’s transformed magical girl silhouette. The furisode sleeves are dyed using the katayuzen technique in a pink base adorned with vivid Western-style roses, rendered by Kyoto’s Nishijin-ori weaver Morisan at a yuzen dyeing workshop, while the obi’s gold brocade was crafted by Kyoto textile house Bando Shoten.

Homura Akemi has also been reimagined as a companion Japanese doll, and a two-figure set bundled with a special acrylic display case is available as well.

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• Madoka Kaname -Japanese Doll- 1/4 (FURYU HOBBY MALL)
• Madoka Kaname & Homura Akemi Set -Japanese Doll- 1/4 (FURYU HOBBY MALL, Set)

Where to Buy

• Amazon (Search)
• FURYU HOBBY MALL
• FURYU HOBBY MALL (Set)