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Add one of the central protagonists of Magical Girl Witch Trials to your collection with this POP UP PARADE L figurine of Nikaido Hiro. Produced by Good Smile Company, this large-scale version measures approximately 22 cm and captures the dignified, determined and enigmatic character of the young prisoner. The POP UP PARADE L range features figurines that are larger than standard models, with a visual presence similar to that of a scale model.
Hiro is depicted standing in an upright and elegant posture. Her stern expression, yet one tinged with a certain fragility, particularly highlights her gaze and reflects the character’s contradictions. The sculpture also emphasises the volume of her hair and the slender silhouette of her outfit.
Her black and red uniform echoes the Gothic aesthetic characteristic of the female prisoners in the work. The varying thicknesses of the fabric, the embellishments, the accessories and the colour contrasts are all meticulously reproduced. The paintwork by Yukichi highlights the costume’s details as well as the facial expression, whilst the sculpture is by Oage.
Made from pre-painted plastic, this static figurine comes with a base to ensure its stability. Measuring 22 cm, it is perfect for taking centre stage in a display case dedicated to visual novels, dark fantasy worlds or figurines from the POP UP PARADE collection. The Japanese release is scheduled for January 2027.
Manufacturer: Good Smile Company
Licence: Magical Girl Witch Trials
Character: Nikaido Hiro
Collection: POP UP PARADE
Size: L
Product type: Pre-painted collectable figurine
Scale: Non-scale
Height: Approx. 22 cm
Material: Plastic / PVC
Display stand: Included
Main colours: Black, red, white and brown
Packaging: Cardboard box with window
EAN code: 4570232590694
Magical Girl Witch Trials is a narrative adventure game combining visual novel, mystery and courtroom drama. Thirteen young girls wake up locked in an isolated prison, having been identified as potential witches posing a threat to humanity. When a murder is committed, the survivors must explore the premises, gather evidence and take part in a trial to identify the witch responsible.
Nikaido Hiro is one of these thirteen prisoners. She is portrayed as a model student with a serious demeanour and a particularly strong sense of justice. However, her apparent composure conceals deep emotional wounds, as well as a complex relationship with Ema Sakuraba, another young girl held in the prison.
As the investigations and trials unfold, Hiro plays a key role in unravelling the mysteries surrounding the witches, their powers and the events that led to their imprisonment. Her determination to right what she considers to be wrong can be a source of courage, but may also lead her to make extreme decisions.
The phrase associated with this figurine, ‘I am the only one capable of setting this world right’, sums up this conviction. The upright posture and the expression—at once stern yet fleeting—chosen by Good Smile Company thus convey her determination, her isolation and the weight of the responsibilities she has taken upon herself.