This The Suicide Squad Harley Quinn Museum Masterline statue captures the character in a bold, dynamic pose that radiates chaotic charisma. In 1/3 scale, the figure stands with one hip cocked and shoulders slightly twisted, as if mid-sentence delivering a wicked line. Her iconic crimson and midnight black costume is rendered with precise diamond-print panels, sculpted seams, and metallic accents that catch the light. The sculpted pigtails, white facial makeup, red lips, and dark eye makeup are described with lifelike skin tones and textures. The base is designed as a stylized urban rubble scene, with contrasting textures and subtle weathering that emphasize her anarchic energy.

Harley Quinn's plot within The Suicide Squad centers on her mercurial loyalty, razor wit, and appetite for mayhem. Once Dr. Harleen Quinzel, she escaped psychological control and embraced a volatile partnership with the antihero crew, turning every mission into a high-stakes prank. This figure portrays her as both dangerous and comically fearless, driven by independence and a rebellious sense of justice. The plot this statue evokes follows her through intense battles, unexpected alliances, and a constant game of cat-and-mouse with authorities. Across the piece, Harley's chaotic charm, clever banter, and fearless attitude are captured in every pose, costume detail, and texture.