I have always struggled with the concept of faith. Being told that an intangible deity deserves my devotion and admiration is a firm no for me. But if my family had given me a FuRyu’s Hestia Shiromuku figure and said, “Worship this,” I’d have put the Axis Order to shame. That’s how moving this figure is. It’s worthy of our eternal devotion.
The FuRyu’s Hestia Shiromuku Figure — a Fine Reason to Join the Hestia Familia
There are collector’s figures, and then there are prestige centerpieces. This figure is the latter. Truly an idol worthy of the Goddess it depicts. FuRyu achieved perfection with this 1/7 scale figure. Radiantly elegant and stunningly detailed, every part of this figure lives up to its $450 price tag. Featuring DanMachi’s Goddess of the Immortal Flame, the Moineau-sculpted figure masterfully adorns Hestia in a courtly shiromuku. Her bright gold laces urbanely contrast against the intricate flower brocade white robe. The tight belt distinctly accentuates her refined curves and toned body. Meanwhile, the slightly open chest of the outfit partially reveals her bosom. Hestia’s pose captures her removing her veil and tenderly looking at you.
The Hestia Shiromuku Figure isn’t only opulent from its front side, but its back side is equally majestic. Hestia’s long blue and white shiromuku is resplendent. And with her fluttering twin-tails and veil, Moineau effortlessly breathes movement into this figure. Adorned with raised golden flowers and long, flowing sleeves, the outfit is a regal play on Hestia’s usual colors. B-Sochi’s meticulous color production incites envy in all artists out there. This 1/7 scale figure is 8.9″ (22.7 cm) tall and made from ABS and PVC.
Make no mistake, it’s the elegance that sells this figure. But it has enough fan service to please wandering eyes. Looking down at the figure reveals Hestia’s ample bosom. Even the normal forward-facing display pose wonderfully highlights her zettai ryouiki. It highlights it in the best of ways, as the beautiful complexion of her thighs is bolstered by the waves in her bow and the contrasting white and blue on her skirt. The Hestia Shiromuku Figure is currently in stock. You can buy her and the associated bragging rights of owning this figure from the J-List Store.
What’s DanMachi About?
Based on the light novel by Fujino Omori (illustrated by Suzuhito Yasuda), Is It Wrong to Try to Pick Up Girls in a Dungeon? follows the adventures of Bell Cranel and later on, the Hestia Familia. The rookie adventurer Bell dreams of becoming a renowned hero and saving a distressed damsel in the dungeon. After he meets the Goddess Hestia and receives her blessing, Bell begins chasing that dream by venturing into the dungeon. But after a foray into the dungeon goes terribly wrong, Bell quickly realizes that the dangers of the goal he’s chasing can mean his death. Yet, that realization truly sets Bell on the path to accomplishing his dream.
DanMachi boasts five TV anime seasons, several specials, a movie, a manga adaptation, and several games. The current season of DanMachi is set to resume on February 8. Celebrate that by buying your very own Hestia Shiromuku figure.
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