Meticulously sculpted in a calming ocean blue shade named Odayakana Ao, this Ohmu figure captures the quiet majesty of Nausicaä's forest guardians. Standing around fifty millimeters tall, the sculpture preserves the Ohmu's distinctive segmented carapace, each plate etched with fine lines that reveal a subtle, natural texture when light hits them. The eyes are expressed with a gentle, aware gaze that hints at the creature's sentient bond with the valley and Nausicaä's people. The Pullback Collection aspect is evident in the compact, sturdy base, which includes a concealed mechanism to simulate a light, retro pull-forward action. The finish combines a soft matte with slightly glossy highlights to emphasize the body contours, while the dramatic blue hue mirrors the film's iconic sea of ink and sky palette. A tasteful representation suited for display.

In the world of Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind, the Ohmu are ancient, intelligent insects whose presence signals balance and danger in the Toxic Jungle. They travel in vast, coordinated swarms and communicate through infrared signals, telepathy, and collective empathy, reacting to threats with a quiet, almost ceremonial response. This figure captures that essential mood: a guardian that embodies the fragile alliance between humans and nature. When Nausicaä reaches the heart of the forest, the Ohmu reveal both wrath and mercy, demonstrating that understanding and respect can avert catastrophe. The Odayakana Ao Ohmu on display reminds fans of the film's message: power without compassion creates injury, while harmony with living systems sustains all.