Zenless Zone Zero: Pulchra Cinema Series Double Acrylic Keyring
Zenless Zone Zero: Pulchra Cinema Series Double Acrylic Keyring
Product details
If you're as obsessed with the urban-tactical aesthetic of Zenless Zone Zero as we are, this Cinema Series keyring is a total mood. Pulchra's design is already top-tier with that mask and those fierce eyes, but seeing her in the Mindscape/Cinema art style? It's on another level.
Visual Highlights
This isn't just a flat piece of plastic—it's a double-layered acrylic construction that gives the art a real sense of depth. The design mimics the game's UI, featuring the iconic "CINEMA" branding and New Eridu motifs. The combination of the bold orange accents against the black frame perfectly captures the ZZZ vibe. Plus, the embossed printing adds a premium texture you can actually feel.
For Collectors
The Cinema Series is a fan-favorite because it uses the high-fidelity illustrations seen when you unlock a character's potential in-game. It's the perfect way to represent your favorite Proxy member on your bag or keys. The matte black lobster clasp is a nice touch that keeps the tactical look consistent.
- Product Type: Double Acrylic Keyring
- Character: Pulchra
- Series: Cinema Series
- Material: Acrylic, Metal
- Process: Double-sided printing + Embossed printing
- Size: Approx. 58 × 88mm
⚠️ Please remove the protective film from the acrylic surfaces before use to reveal the clear, vibrant finish.
Delivery & pre-orders
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