Azur Lane

Azur Lane Getting Sporty Bremerton Figure by Mimeyoi

Japanese figure manufacturers are continuing to reveal new figures portraying Azur Lane's shipgirls, and now it's Mimeyoi's turn.

Japanese figure manufacturers are continuing to reveal new figures portraying Azur Lane’s shipgirls, and now it’s Mimeyoi’s turn.

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We get a figure portraying Bremerton with her “Scorching-Hot Training” skin.

She’s currently available for pre-order on Ami Ami in a cheaper TF Edition and a pricier one with more accessories priced respectively at 14,600 yen and 18,800 yen, which translate respectively into approximately $120 and $154.

The release window is May 2023 for both editions.

The prototype was sculpted by Yadokari in collaboration with CREAME and painted by Emi Hoshina. The scale is 1/7 for approximately 200 mm in height.

You can check out what she looks like in the gallery below.

If you’re unfamiliar with Azur Lane, it’s is a free-to-play mobile horizontal scrolling shooter/RPG hybrid currently available for iOS and Android.

We also know that a new console game following Azur Lane Crosswave is in development at Compile Heart, even if no further information has been shared for the moment.


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