MegaHouse’s New Mushoku Tensei Statue Shows Off Eris’ Years of Training
Image by James RichardsonMegaHouse has unveiled a new Lucrea figure based on Eris Greyrat from Mushoku Tensei III: Jobless Reincarnation, capturing the beloved heroine after her transformation into the powerful Sword King she becomes later in the story.
Mushoku Tensei follows Rudeus Greyrat, a man given a second chance at life after being reincarnated into a fantasy world, with the series earning a dedicated global following for its detailed world-building, character development and emotional storytelling.
The new figure is inspired by Eris following her years of training in the Sword Sanctum under the legendary Sword God Gal Farion, showcasing just how much she has matured since leaving Rudeus to pursue greater strength.
Standing in a composed yet confident stance, the figure reflects Eris’ growth both physically and emotionally, replacing her impulsive personality from earlier in the series with the calm confidence of a seasoned warrior.
Her athletic physique has been carefully recreated, with defined shoulders, toned abdominal muscles and powerful legs highlighting the years of intense swordsmanship training that shaped her into one of the world’s strongest fighters.
The sculpt also captures her confident smile, giving the figure an air of quiet self-assurance that perfectly suits the experienced Sword King seen in Mushoku Tensei III.
Flowing hair, layered clothing and finely sculpted armor details combine with subtle paint shading to create a strong sense of movement, while the overall finish emphasizes both Eris’ elegance and formidable combat ability.
At approximately 27 cm tall, the 1/7 scale figure makes an impressive centerpiece for Mushoku Tensei collections, with MegaHouse’s Lucrea series once again placing a strong emphasis on expressive sculpting and premium paintwork.
Priced at ¥24,750 (approx. $170 USD / £126 GBP), the Lucrea Eris figure will be available to pre-order from Premium Bandai and select other hobby goods retailers, such as AmiAmi, from August 7, 2026, ahead of its planned March 2027 release.
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