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Description
Star Trek Bishoujo Command Officer
Product Description
The original series, Star Trek is a standalone sci-fi drama series that originally was broadcasted in 1966, and continues to spin new tales to this day. This Kotobukiya series brings the characters to life in the iconic BISHOUJO style, reimagined by illustrator Shunya Yamashita.
The third addition to the series is the key to space exploration, the commander of spaceships and bases, the command officer. She comes to life in a pose in battle, giving commands at a landing operation as a Captain-ranked officer. She holds a Type 2 phaser for self-defense in one hand and the newly sculpted gadget, the portable communicator, in the other. Her dignified and reliable appearance somewhat resembles that of Captain Kirk.
Using shapes familiar to fans as one of the show’s well-known shooting sites, Vasquez Rocks, the diorama style base is designed after the fighting scene with the Gorn from original series episode 18 “Arena.” To all those that visit this page—Live Long and Prosper.
Other Bishoujo figures shown not included (sold separately)
Product Features
- 8.9 inches tall (22.6cm)
- Made of ABS and PVC
- Based on Star Trek
- Part of the Bishoujo line
- Highly detailed
- Non-articulated
Box Contents
- Command Officer figure
- Base
Additional Details
Translated from the Japanese kanji for “beautiful girl”, the Bishoujo series from Kotobukiya has arrived! Inspired by female characters from across the pop culture landscape, these gorgeous figures are brought to life with breathtaking detail and iconic style that manifest their inner charm and beauty! Collect your favorites or the entire series and order yours today!
Star Trek is a popular sci-fi space exploration franchise created by Gene Roddenberry with the iconic 1960s TV series. The franchise had expanded beyond television and film, to other media with relative success making it one of the highest grossing media franchises in history. With a number of critically and commercially loved series, Star Trek has had a pop cultural impact on many media franchises since it was first introduced.
