Threezero releases a Casca figure - 1/6 scale (27.5 cm tall)

[Aazealh]

Threezero is releasing a new Casca (Golden Age) figure as part of its SiXTH series, meaning it's 1/6 scale. That means she's 27.5 cm (10.8 inches) tall.

For those who don't know them, they specialize in high quality articulated figurines, way beyond what Figma or S.H.Figuarts do. In this case, it features "approximately 44 points of articulation" and realistic looking equipment made of fabric and metal.

Here's their official description:

The head sculpt faithfully captures Casca’s manga appearance and features articulated eyeballs with a unique layered construction and meticulously rendered paint techniques that create a realistic sense of light refraction and depth. Her outfit is tailored from a variety of fabrics which combine with threezero’s exquisite patternwork to accurately reproduce the distinct forms and textures of each piece.

Finished with realistic metallic paint, the armor is paired with a zinc alloy die-cast sword that conveys the weight and heft of authentic armor and weaponry. The fabric cloak features internal wire reinforcement, helping to retain its flowing shape and adding dynamic movement to poses. Five types of interchangeable hands are included, one left hand that is designed to hold the scabbard for a natural pose drawing her sword.

The Deluxe Edition includes a high-precision 3D sculpted display base that is inspired by the artistic visuals depicting the deep dungeon in the original manga. With the ruined temple at its foundation, the various elements of the display base ensure exceptional quality in both sculpture and craftsmanship. The base also comes with a lantern that can be held in Casca’s hand featuring magnetron-controlled LED illumination to recreate the eerie, pitch-black and gloomy atmosphere as established in the manga when Casca is seeking out Griffith.

Preorders will open shortly (August 28, 2026, at 10:00 AM) on their official website.
Pricing is 34,000 JPY for the standard edition and 45,340 JPY for the deluxe edition. Estimated shipping is set to Q1 2027.

This is their fifth Berserk product after a couple of Guts ones (Black Swordsman & Berserk's Armor), one of the Skull Knight and one of Griffith. I didn't get their previous releases as I didn't find the likeness good enough, but I think they nailed it with this one. Might very well be the best Casca model that's ever been released. Her sword feels a bit short, though.

 

[maceonik]

It looks great, but man. I wish they would stop with Golden Age Casca for a while.

 

[RetroWyze]

They typically don't use metal parts in their Berserk line, unfortunately. I will also never buy a ThreeZero figure again after the QC on Black Swordsman. Fingers broken OOTB, with plastic and fabric parts quite literally crumbling away over the years just from being displayed; let alone trying to pose. While they blow away the cheaper action figure brands visually, seeing those "leather" straps on Casca is giving me super glue PTSD.

EDIT: Looks like the sword is zinc-alloy