Honkai: Star Rail: March 7th Acrylic Pendant Keyring - Swordswoman Ver
Honkai: Star Rail: March 7th Acrylic Pendant Keyring - Swordswoman Ver
Product details
Our favorite ice-thawing photographer is officially trading her bow for dual blades! It’s been such a journey watching March 7th grow throughout the Xianzhou Luofu arc, and this acrylic pendant captures her new "Swordswoman" path perfectly. If you've been rooting for her since she first stepped off the Astral Express, this is a must-have piece of her history.
Visual Highlights
The artwork is taken directly from the stunning 'A Flower Awaiting to Bloom' Light Cone. It features March in her beautiful Xianzhou-style attire, balancing her signature playful energy with the focused grace of a student of the blade. The colors are incredibly vibrant—from the soft pinks of the blossoms to the crisp blues of her outfit. The acrylic is thick and crystal clear, making the dual-wielding pose look dynamic from every angle.
For Collectors
Whether you're a dedicated March 7th main or just love the aesthetic of the Hunt path, this pendant is the perfect size for bags or display boards. It really commemorates her growth as a character, moving from a mysterious girl found in ice to a skilled hero making her own way in the galaxy.
- Product Type: Acrylic Pendant / Keyring
- Character: March 7th (Swordswoman Ver.)
- Series: Honkai: Star Rail
- Material: Acrylic
- Size: Approx. 93 x 65mm
⚠️ Please remember to peel off the protective plastic film on both sides to reveal the high-gloss finish!
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