Blue Archive: Aris Chokonokko Chibi Figure - Ichibankuji Vol. 2 (Prize G)
Product details
Pan-paka-pan! The legendary hero of the Game Development Club has arrived in her most adorable form yet. If you've spent your Pyroxenes trying to bring Aris home in-game, you know her pure energy and gaming obsession are impossible to resist. This Chokonokko figure perfectly captures our favorite AI daughter in all her chibi glory.
Visual Highlights
This little hero is part of the iconic Chokonokko series, featuring that signature sitting pose that makes her look like she's waiting for her next quest to start. They've nailed her long, flowing navy hair and that specific shade of light blue for her eyes. Even at this scale, her Millennium Science School uniform and that digital-inspired halo are crisp and instantly recognizable. She's small enough to sit right on your desk, keeping you company during your own gaming sessions.
For Collectors
Originally a Prize G from the second Blue Archive Ichibankuji, these Chokonokko figures are highly sought after for their uniform aesthetic. Aris is a standout for any Millennium or Game Development Club shelf—she looks especially great next to Momoi, Midori, and Yuzu!
- Product Type: Chokonokko Chibi Figure
- Character: Aris (Alice)
- Series: Blue Archive Ichibankuji Vol. 2
- Size: Approx. 45mm (4.5cm)
- Material: PVC, ABS
⚠️ As this is a confirmed character item from a blind-box style series, the outer packaging may have been opened to verify the character inside. The figure itself remains in original condition.
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