The gun-loving solo from Edgerunners is getting her own statue. Prime 1 Studio has opened pre-orders for a 1/5 scale Concept Masterline statue of Rebecca from Cyberpunk: Edgerunners, the anime set in the world of Cyberpunk 2077. The Bonus Version is limited to 400 pieces and is built from concept art by Studio TRIGGER. Check out the official post down below:
Prime 1 Studio's Japanese post says pre-orders open today and describes the statue as capturing Rebecca effortlessly holding her heavy weapons. It also confirms the bonus version comes with a swappable head with a surprised expression and its own head stand.
Price, Size And Shipping Window
Prime 1 Studio's Japanese store lists the Rebecca Bonus Version, product code CMCP-02S, at 139,900 yen before tax, or 153,890 yen with tax. Buyers pay a 13,990 yen deposit when ordering. Shipping is planned for around April to July 2028, and the store notes that the date may change.
- 1/5 scale, about 39 cm tall, 24 cm wide and 22 cm deep
- About 2.02 kg
- Polystone with some mixed materials
- 400-piece edition
- Bonus parts: a surprised head and a head stand
Within Japan, the Bonus Version is sold only through the Prime 1 Studio online store. The listing notes that the photos show a product sample, that every statue is finished by hand so small differences between pieces are expected, and that the size and weight were measured during development and may vary by around 10 percent.
Lucy Came First, David Comes Next
Rebecca is the second character in the line. Lucy arrived first with the same 139,900 yen price and 400-piece edition, an LED base styled after cyberspace and a bonus hacking head, and is due to ship around March to June 2028. Gamefragger covered that statue in Prime 1 Studio's Cyberpunk: Edgerunners Lucy Statue Is Built Straight From Studio TRIGGER's Concept Art. Prime 1 Studio's Rebecca listing confirms that David Martinez will open for pre-orders later.
How Prime 1 Studio Built Rebecca
Rebecca's pose comes from TRIGGER's concept art, with her 2 guns and cyberware sculpted at full weight. Prime 1 Studio says its team worked down to the slight angle of her eyebrows to get her aggressive expression right, and matched her bluish skin tone to the anime. Her jacket carries fluorescent yellow lines, her tattoos follow the show's designs, and the paint on her guns and cyberware uses fine shading to separate the details.
The base takes the shape of a Cyberskeleton's palm, holding Rebecca's pink and green guns. Prime 1 Studio gave it a rough cast texture and chipped paint along the edges, and says it is meant to recall her relationship with David and the tension of the final battle.
Cyberpunk: Edgerunners And Cyberpunk 2077
CD PROJEKT RED co-produced Cyberpunk: Edgerunners with Studio TRIGGER as a standalone tie-in to Cyberpunk 2077, set from 2075 to 2076 in the Cyberpunk universe created by Mike Pondsmith. The 10-episode series premiered on Netflix on September 13, 2022, and was named Anime of the Year at the Crunchyroll Anime Awards 2023. It follows David Martinez, a street kid who joins a crew of edgerunners that includes Lucy, Maine, Dorio, Pilar, Kiwi, Falco and Rebecca.
Rebecca is the crew's impulsive but loyal firearms expert and the younger sister of Pilar, voiced by Alex Cazares in English and Tomoyo Kurosawa in Japanese. Hiroyuki Imaishi directed the original series, with Franz Ferdinand's "This Fffire" as the opening theme. The sequel, Cyberpunk: Edgerunners 2, was released on October 20, 2026 with a new story and a new cast of characters, directed by Kai Ikarashi with Bartosz Sztybor as writer, producer and showrunner.
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