BANG DREAM! - Umiri Yahata "Pyjama Party!" - Figure Yumemirize 16cm

BANG DREAM! – Umiri Yahata ‘Pyjama Party!’ – Yumemirize 16 cm figurine

SEGA Goods continues its Yumemirize collection dedicated to BanG Dream! with this figurine of Umiri Yahata, bassist for Ave Mujica. This ‘Pyjama Party!’ edition depicts the character in a night-time outfit, a far cry from the dark, theatrical aesthetic of her stage appearances. The figurine stands approximately 16 cm tall.

This version thus offers a more everyday and relaxed portrayal of Umiri. The Pyjama Party theme highlights another side to the character whilst retaining her instantly recognisable appearance. It forms part of the Yumemirize series, which also includes several other members of Ave Mujica in matching variations.

Technical specifications

• Manufacturer: SEGA Goods

• Range / Collection: Yumemirize

• Licence: BanG Dream!

• Universe: Ave Mujica

• Character: Umiri Yahata

• Ave Mujica stage name: Timoris

• Version: Pyjama Party! / Pajama Party!

• Material: PVC

• Height: approx. 16 cm

• EAN: 4573628574964

Character background and lore

Umiri Yahata is a musician from the BanG Dream! universe and the bassist for Ave Mujica, where she performs under the stage name Timoris. A first-year pupil at Hanasakigawa Girls’ High School, she is in the same class as Uika Misumi and Taki Shiina. Her bass-playing skills are described as being on a par with those of a professional.

Even before joining Ave Mujica, Umiri had extensive musical experience: she played as a session bassist for around thirty bands. She also stands out for her organisational skills and takes charge of various behind-the-scenes tasks for Ave Mujica, including coordinating the members’ schedules.

Ave Mujica comprises Uika Misumi on guitar and vocals, Mutsumi Wakaba on guitar, Umiri Yahata on bass, Nyamu Yūtenji on drums and Sakiko Togawa on keyboards. Each member adopts a distinct identity on stage; Umiri, for instance, becomes Timoris, associated with the motto ‘do not fear fear’.

SEGA’s ‘Pyjama Party!’ version deliberately departs from this stage persona. It presents Umiri in a lighter, more everyday context, complementing the various Yumemirize figurines dedicated to the members of Ave Mujica in the same theme.