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Chainsaw Man Rides a Giant Shark Into Battle in Prime 1 Studio’s Massive Statue

Prime 1 Studio Concept Masterline Series Chainsaw Man & Beam Statue

If riding a giant, mutated shark through a raging typhoon while waving chainsaws around sounds like sensible transportation, congratulations: you understand Chainsaw Man. Prime 1 Studio has taken that gloriously violent moment from Chainsaw Man – The Movie: Reze Arc and frozen it in polystone with the Concept Masterline Chainsaw Man & Beam Statue.

The 1/6-scale diorama statue recreates Chainsaw Man riding Beam into battle against the Typhoon Devil. Beam’s twisting blue body forms the centerpiece, while the spiraling Devil, flying debris, whipping clothes, and airborne blood create the sensation that the entire display is moving at an irresponsible speed.

Chainsaw Man receives LED-illuminated eyes and two interchangeable right arms, allowing his chainsaw to be positioned raised or lowered. The Bonus Version adds a tongue-out head with equally glowing eyes, plus a separate head stand. Because one deranged expression apparently was not enough.

Depending on the configuration, the statue stands up to 73 cm (28.7 inches) tall and measures 53 cm (20.9 inches) across and deep. It weighs approximately 13.95 kg (30.8 lbs), so Beam may be flying, but your display shelf will feel every kilogram.

Only 300 Bonus Version pieces will be produced. It costs US$1,599 and is expected to ship between February and May 2028, giving collectors ample time to reinforce the furniture. Also, an actual typhoon is not included (and it is a good thing).

Images: Prime 1 Studio.

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