Iris, the character who had a fleeting yet strong presence in Mega Man X4, has finally appeared as a plastic model. Despite her limited appearances in the game, she captivated many fans with her purity and tragedy. This model, which reproduces her charm without compromise, is more than just a figure. It is a plastic model that “moves emotions,” allowing you to touch, move, and feel the story.

This Iris plastic model is not just visually appealing. Thanks to precise CAD design, the delicate movements and expressions she showed in the game are directly embodied in the figure. The 3 face parts each seem to hold a different story, and every expression—the smile, the confusion, and the standard look—stimulates the viewer's imagination. There is the fun of changing her expression to suit your mood, beyond just displaying her.

The hair is divided into three sections—root, middle, and tip—allowing for natural movement as if swaying in the wind. Furthermore, the skirt is composed of 5 individual movable parts, preventing interference during action poses and achieving both softness and motion. The level of completion is astounding, making you wonder if such expression is possible in a 3D object. The lifelike realism deepens your affection even as you assemble it.

Notably, it features a partially pre-painted, multi-color specification. You can get incredibly close to the Iris from the game just by assembling it. This design, which allows beginners to confidently try their hand at it without painting skills, is a huge draw. For those looking to step into the world of plastic models, there is no more suitable entry product. Moreover, the detail that allows for the removal and attachment of her hat suggests the developers' affection.

This plastic model's packaging also contains special dedication. The illustration is a newly drawn piece by Keisuke Mizuno, known for character designs in the Mega Man X series. The moment you pick up the box, its value as a collectible has already begun. The beautiful artwork, which makes you feel it's a shame to open the box, is complete enough to function as a display item in its own right.