Max Factory unveils stunning scale figure of NieR:Automata’s A2
Max Factory has announced the upcoming release of a breathtaking 1/7 scale figure of YoRHa Unit A2.
Known for their high-quality collectible figures, Max Factory is set to capture the fierce elegance of the rogue android with this new statue that perfectly encapsulates A2’s intense and battle-ready persona.
NieR:Automata, originally a critically lauded action RPG developed by PlatinumGames and published by Square Enix, gained further widespread popularity with its recent anime adaptation, NieR:Automata Ver1.1a.
The series explores a post-apocalyptic world where androids battle alien-created machines, delving into profound philosophical themes.
A2, a prototype YoRHa model, stands out with her rebellious spirit and raw combat prowess.
Standing at approximately 200mm (about 7.9 inches) in height, the pre-painted complete figure captures A2 in a highly dynamic pose, wielding her Type-4O Tactical Sword ready for a fierce confrontation with Machine Lifeforms.
The figure has an exceptional level of detail, showcasing Max Factory’s commitment to quality:
- Dynamic Flow: A2’s long hair is sculpted to appear as if it’s swaying in the wind, adding to the sense of motion.
- Battle-Worn Authenticity: Meticulous attention has been paid to the “dirt” and battle damage expressions on her body, as well as her exposed android components, reflecting her harsh experiences.
- Intricate Base: The base itself is a work of art, featuring scattered parts of Machine Lifeforms, emphasizing the aftermath of combat and immersing the figure in the NieR:Automata world.
Fans looking to add to their collection will be pleased to hear that the scale figure is now available via the official Good Smile Company online store, with pre-orders set to close on the 2nd of July, 2025. Shipping is estimated to take place in July 2026.
This A2 figure promises to be a must-have for collectors and fans, offering a true representation of her strength and unique design from NieR:Automata Ver1.1a.
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