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Tensei Shitara Slime Datta Ken: Maou to Ryuu no Kenkoku-tan - Shuna

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Tensei Shitara Slime Datta Ken: Maou to Ryuu no Kenkoku-tan - Shuna

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Origin Series NameBrandMaterialsSculptorHeight in cmOriginal PriceScaleJancode
Tensei shitara Slime Datta Kenques Q21Non-Scale

Character info Shuna

Hair colorEyes colorHair lengthAgeGenderHeightWeightBirthdayZodiac signBlood TypeThree sizesOccupation
PinkRedLongFemalePrincess

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The figure presents Shuna with an elegant, composed silhouette that captures her regal yet gentle nature. Every detail is sculpted to convey her poised demeanour: flowing robes, delicate folds, and accessories that hint at her noble status, while the face expresses warmth and curiosity. Her long hair cascades with soft movement, catching light to reveal subtle shading from pastel hues to deeper tones along the strands. She stands on a decorative base that echoes the fantasy setting, with subtle emblem motifs and raised platform to emphasize her presence as a principled leader. The paintwork features smooth gradients, crisp linework, and glossy highlights on jewelry to enhance the character’s refined aesthetic.

Shuna is portrayed as a compassionate princess from the Ogre tribe in the world of Tempest, a companion who values harmony between different peoples. In Maou to Ryuu no Kenkoku-tan, her role as a diplomat and ally highlights her intelligence, tact, and resolve as she navigates political intrigue and fragile alliances. She demonstrates loyalty to her friends and a willingness to learn, balancing strength with gentleness as she advocates for peaceful coexistence among diverse factions. Her background as a leader who commands respect without arrogance informs her decisions, and her story arc emphasizes growth, responsibility, and the importance of trust. The figure reflects these traits, offering a visual reminder of Shuna’s steady presence in the narrative.

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