Berserk Reveals New Golden Age Arc Casca Premium Figure Ahead of 2027 Release
Figure manufacturer threezero has officially opened pre-orders for a new figure of Berserk’s Casca, with both Standard and Deluxe Editions now available ahead of their planned 2027 release.
The “Berserk Casca (Golden Age) 1/6 Scale Action Figure” joins threezero’s SiXTH series and recreates the Band of the Hawk warrior in her familiar armor and clothing from one of the most important periods of the manga.
Berserk’s Golden Age arc explores the years Guts spends fighting alongside Griffith, Casca and the Band of the Hawk, establishing many of the relationships and events that eventually shape the darker story that follows.
Casca serves as one of the group’s strongest fighters and takes command of the Band of the Hawk in Griffith’s absence, making her armored Golden Age appearance one of the character’s most recognizable designs.
threezero’s new figure stands 27.5 cm tall and uses its female 1/6 scale articulated body with around 44 points of articulation, allowing Casca to be posed in both neutral and combat-focused displays.
The head sculpt recreates her appearance from Kentaro Miura’s manga and includes movable eyes, providing more control over where Casca is looking without requiring interchangeable face parts.
threezero has used a layered construction and detailed paintwork for the eyes, creating greater depth around the pupils while reproducing the way light refracts across their surface.
Casca’s shirt and trousers use several different fabric materials, with the tailored clothing designed to retain the layered appearance and textures of her Golden Age outfit while working around the articulation underneath.
Her battle armor receives a metallic paint finish that contrasts with the fabric clothing, while the included sword uses zinc-alloy die-cast construction to give the weapon genuine metallic weight.
A fabric cape is also included and contains internal wire reinforcement around its edges, allowing it to hold raised or windswept positions when creating more dynamic poses.
Five types of interchangeable hands are provided, consisting of open hands, fists, sword-holding hands, an action-pose left hand and a separate left hand designed specifically to hold the sword’s scabbard.
That final hand allows Casca to be displayed naturally drawing the sword from its scabbard rather than only posing with the weapon already removed.
The standard figure includes the fabric shirt and trousers, battle armor, cape, boots and die-cast sword with scabbard alongside the interchangeable hands.
threezero is also offering the “Berserk Casca (Golden Age) Deluxe Edition 1/6 Scale Action Figure,” which includes the same figure and accessories before adding much more elaborate display options based directly on the manga.
Its exclusive sculpted base recreates the deep underground dungeon visited while Casca and the others search for Griffith, with ruined temple elements used to reproduce the oppressive environment surrounding that part of the Golden Age arc.
The Deluxe Edition also includes a lantern that Casca can hold in her hand, with an LED inside allowing it to illuminate the dungeon display and recreate the darkness of the original scene.
The lantern uses a magnetic activation system linked to the Band of the Hawk badge positioned on the display base, allowing the light to be switched on and off by bringing the badge close to it.
Two AG1 batteries are required for the light-up feature and are sold separately.
Pre-orders are already open directly through threezero’s official online store, which offers both versions internationally across most regions.
The standard “Berserk Casca (Golden Age) 1/6 Scale Action Figure” is priced at ¥34,000 through threezero’s Japanese store, while the official international store lists it at $209.90 USD.
The “Berserk Casca (Golden Age) Deluxe Edition 1/6 Scale Action Figure” is priced at ¥45,340 in Japan and $279.90 USD through the international threezero store.
Both versions are currently expected to ship during the first quarter of 2027, placing their release between January and March.
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