A highly detailed 1/7 scale Bunny Ver. figure of Vladilena Milizé from 86 -eightysix-. The figure captures a dynamic, playful aesthetic while preserving the character's poised demeanor. The bunny suit is a glossy white with soft highlights that catch the light, complemented by subtle pink accents and a delicate bow tie at the neck. Long ears rise above the head, braided hair strands frame her face, and the eyes are painted with a calm, calculating gaze that fans of the series will recognize. The pose emphasizes elegance and movement—one knee bent, the other leg extended—creating a sense of motion as if she is about to step forward. The base and accessories are designed to complement the outfit without overpowering the figure, providing stable support and a cohesive display look.

Vladilena Milizé, often referred to as Lena by comrades, serves as the strategic leader of the Republic’s military forces in the series. Calm, analytical, and relentlessly competent, she navigates the complexities of loyalty, duty, and the burdens of command. Her relationship with the frontline troops contrasted with the burdens of political leadership forms a core tension in the story, highlighting themes of responsibility, ethics, and the cost of war. The Bunny Ver. figure presents Lena in a stylized moment that echoes her composed, methodical personality—an elegant pose that suggests control and precision. Fans of her arc will appreciate that the pose hints at the quiet strength she wields when charting a course through difficult decisions, even as personal bonds and moral questions weigh on her choices over the course of the series.