Genshin Impact Eula Figure Looks Cool and Elegant
Good Smile Company has opened up pre-orders for a figure of Eula from Genshin Impact. Even if you missed her yearly re-run to prioritize another character, you’ll be able to own her for good with this scale figure. Pre-orders for the Genshin Impact Eula figure are open until March 26, 2025. She costs 30,580 JPY from the Japanese version of the store, and she’ll come out in November 2025. Meanwhile, the North American store lists her for $180.99, and she’ll ship out in Q2 2026. The Eula figure uses her splash art from Genshin Impact, in which she’s holding the sword above her head and behind her, while standing like she’s in the middle of a dance. Her shoulder cape has a gradient effect towards the tips, turning it translucent and covered with snowflakes. As well, the figure stand resembles ice crystals, as does her claymore. You can remove the claymore if you want, but the figure might look odd without it. Images via Good Smile Company There is a major difference between the original splash art and the figure, though. The belt around the figure’s thigh is too tight, causing some fat or muscle to bulge over it. This was not in the splash art, though this may also have to do with censorship laws. In the past, HoYoVerse had to change designs in Genshin Impact to comply with government regulations. Genshin Impact is available on the PS4, PS5, Windows PC, and mobile devices. The post Genshin Impact Eula Figure Looks Cool and Elegant appeared first on Siliconera.
Good Smile Company has opened up pre-orders for a figure of Eula from Genshin Impact. Even if you missed her yearly re-run to prioritize another character, you’ll be able to own her for good with this scale figure.
Pre-orders for the Genshin Impact Eula figure are open until March 26, 2025. She costs 30,580 JPY from the Japanese version of the store, and she’ll come out in November 2025. Meanwhile, the North American store lists her for $180.99, and she’ll ship out in Q2 2026.
The Eula figure uses her splash art from Genshin Impact, in which she’s holding the sword above her head and behind her, while standing like she’s in the middle of a dance. Her shoulder cape has a gradient effect towards the tips, turning it translucent and covered with snowflakes. As well, the figure stand resembles ice crystals, as does her claymore. You can remove the claymore if you want, but the figure might look odd without it.
There is a major difference between the original splash art and the figure, though. The belt around the figure’s thigh is too tight, causing some fat or muscle to bulge over it. This was not in the splash art, though this may also have to do with censorship laws. In the past, HoYoVerse had to change designs in Genshin Impact to comply with government regulations.
Genshin Impact is available on the PS4, PS5, Windows PC, and mobile devices.
The post Genshin Impact Eula Figure Looks Cool and Elegant appeared first on Siliconera.
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