This 1/6 scale Pullip figure by Groove faithfully captures Victorique de Blois from Gosick with careful attention to portrait, hairstyle and costume. Her face sculpt and large, glassy eyes convey her keen, calculating gaze, while her long, flowing hair is styled to frame her aristocratic features. The outfit blends Victorian and Gothic Lolita influences: a high collar blouse, a layered skirt with lace trim, and accessories that echo the character’s refined elegance. The figure uses standard Pullip articulation for expressive posing, including head and arm movement, and stands at 310 mm for a balanced silhouette that commands a display shelf as if she stepped out of the Gosick library.

Victorique de Blois is a brilliant and enigmatic young woman who resides at St. Marguerite Academy during a European-influenced era of mystery. Known for her encyclopedic knowledge, fearless intellect, and sharp wit, she often solves complex cases that baffle the adults around her. With a petite frame and calm, almost theatrical demeanor, she accompanies the Japanese student Kazuya Kujo as they unravel ancient conspiracies, secret societies, and dangerous plots that center on her family’s past and the city’s hidden history. Her genius is matched by a penchant for quiet introspection and a love of books, which guides both her investigations and her interactions with others. The narrative blends romance, suspense, and moral puzzles. As events unfold, Victorique’s past and her relentless curiosity drive the duo forward, revealing the darker undercurrents of a seemingly refined world. This figure captures that essence, presenting her as more than a pretty face—she is a masterful strategist whose presence signals both danger and revelation.