Chainsaw Man’s Huge New $1,600 Premium Statue Recreates One of the Reze Arc’s Biggest Battles
Image by James RichardsonPrime 1 Studio has fully revealed a huge new Chainsaw Man and Beam statue that recreates the pair’s airborne battle against the Typhoon Devil during the Reze Arc.
The new release joins Prime 1 Studio’s high-end “Concept Masterline” and recreates one of the movie’s biggest action sequences as a detailed three-character diorama.
“Chainsaw Man – The Movie: Reze Arc” continued Denji’s story following the first season of MAPPA’s anime, introducing Reze as a mysterious girl whose relationship with him eventually becomes tied to a much larger conflict involving the Bomb Devil.
The movie proved to be a major international success following its 2025 theatrical debut, with its popularity continuing to generate new figures and merchandise throughout 2026.
Bandai is also revisiting Chainsaw Man and Beam’s role in the movie this month through its second Reze Arc Ichiban Kuji, where a Special Color version of the pair’s large MEGAIMPACT figure serves as the Last One Prize.
Prime 1 Studio’s release goes considerably further in scale and complexity, depicting Chainsaw Man riding on Beam as the Shark Fiend charges through the night sky toward the enormous Typhoon Devil.
The three characters are positioned across different depths of the display to reproduce the wide framing of the movie scene and give the statue a strong sense of forward movement.
Chainsaw Man is sculpted in the middle of the attack, with blood running from his body and his shirt being pulled backward as Beam carries him through the air.
His head recreates the sharp teeth and mechanical details seen in the movie, while built-in LEDs illuminate his eyes when the statue is displayed.
Two interchangeable right arms are included, allowing Chainsaw Man’s arm to be positioned either raised or lowered and changing the overall silhouette of the scene.
Beam’s huge shark-like body twists underneath him, with a glossy blue finish across the skin and a wetter texture used inside the mouth to separate the different surfaces.
The Typhoon Devil fills much of the opposite side of the composition, with its distorted body surrounded by individual pieces of debris caught inside the storm.
Prime 1 Studio has also recreated the Devil’s expression during the battle, helping the statue capture a specific moment from the movie rather than functioning as a more conventional character display.
The entire scene is mounted on a Chainsaw Man-themed pedestal that receives a visual treatment that is shared across Prime 1 Studio’s wider Chainsaw Man statue lineup, helping it sit alongside earlier releases such as the company’s Ultimate Premium Masterline statues of Denji and Power.
At 1/6 scale, the finished statue stands between approximately 69cm and 73cm tall depending on the chosen head and arm combination, with a width and depth of around 53cm.
It also weighs approximately 13.95kg, reflecting the amount of material required for Beam, the Typhoon Devil and the wide environmental base surrounding the characters.
The Bonus Version includes an additional Chainsaw Man head with his tongue extended, complete with the same illuminated eyes as the regular portrait.
A separate head stand is also included so the unused portrait can remain on display when the alternate version is fitted to the statue.
Despite the “Bonus Version” name, Prime 1 Studio hasn’t announced a separate standard edition at the time of writing, with its official US store currently offering only this version.
The confirmed Bonus Version is limited to just 300 pieces worldwide and is priced at $1,599 for US buyers.
Pre-orders are now open directly through Prime 1 Studio, with shipping currently expected between February and May 2028.
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