MIO Studio just unveiled what’s probably one of the most ambitious Reze figures from Chainsaw Man to date, and collectors are already losing their minds.
The piece comes in two completely different scales: a 1/3 version standing at 60cm and, hold on tight, a full life-size 1/1 scale measuring 162cm. Yeah, you read that right, actual human height.
The figure is scheduled for completion in Q3 2026 and units are extremely limited: only 99 pieces for the life-size version and 299 for the 1/3 scale.
Considering Reze is one of the most beloved characters from the Bomb Girl arc, these numbers guarantee they’ll sell out fast.
Technical marvel meets artistic craftsmanship
What really sets this MIO Studio figure apart is the construction. We’re talking about an alloy gear frame, medical-grade platinum silicone, movable eyes, full hair transplant, and anatomical details with gel technology.
The 1/1 version even incorporates nail-free standing functions and ergonomic finger bones for natural poses.
The package includes a sculpted head with hair transplant and silicone body, two complete clothing sets (casual wear and underwear), plus a limited edition nameplate with certificate number.
The materials are designed to resist high temperatures and sharp objects, though MIO Studio warns about prolonged contact with dark-colored clothing to prevent staining.
Why Reze continues to captivate fans
Reze, also known as Miss Bomb or Bomb Girl, is the main antagonist of the namesake arc in Chainsaw Man. As a Bomb Devil hybrid sent by the Soviet Union, her relationship with Denji became one of the most tragic and memorable love stories in Tatsuki Fujimoto’s manga.
With the recent Chainsaw Man – The Movie: Reze Arc grossing over $174.7 million worldwide since its September 2025 release, the character is more relevant than ever.
The figure perfectly captures her iconic appearance: shoulder-length purple hair, emerald-green eyes, and that signature choker concealing the grenade pin in her neck.
For hardcore Chainsaw Man collectors, this is basically a museum piece.
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