Phantom Blade Zero Producer Displays Soul Statues at Wonder Festival
Phantom Blade Zero producer Soulframe recently shared images of collectible statues depicting the game’s protagonist, “Soul,” in 1:1 and 1:3 scales, joking that he is fond of both sizes. Due to a lack of vacation time, he was unable to attend Wonder Festival in Shanghai in person, though he noted that he expects to have the pieces in his office soon. His post offered fans an early look at how the game’s central character is being translated from digital model into physical collectible form.
At the Shanghai Wonder Festival held from October 3 to 4, the Queen Studios and INART booths publicly displayed a 1:1 scale bust of Soul for the first time. The product is an officially licensed item, though its exact price and release date have not been announced. Some media outlets estimate the price may land around 30,000 yuan (~$4,200). The display marked the character’s first major appearance as a physical collectible.
Alongside the 1:1 version, the booths also showcased figures in 1/3, 1/6, and 1/12 scales, giving attendees a range of options from large display pieces to smaller shelf-sized collectibles. The variety suggests the collection will appeal to different types of collectors. No further details on pricing or availability for these additional sizes were provided.
According to the on-site display, the 1:1 bust closely reproduces Soul’s appearance, with the character wielding dual swords. The overall design continues the cold, sharp wuxia aesthetic established in the game. As Phantom Blade Zero’s core character, the three-dimensional showcase lets players see how the hero translates from digital model into a physical collectible. For fans of the game, this licensed lineup is one to keep an eye on as release details emerge.
