New Junko Enoshima figure revealed for Danganronpa 15th anniversary
Orders have officially opened for a spectacular new figure celebrating the 15th anniversary of the Danganronpa series.
The new “1/7 Scale Junko Enoshima 15th Anniversary Ver.” features the Ultimate Fashionista in a lavish, commemorative design.
Danganronpa is the popular “High Speed Deduction Action” game series involving class trials, which first launched in Japan in 2010.
This figure captures the charismatic antagonist Junko Enoshima with a confident smile and a peace sign pose.
Great attention has been paid to her “Ultimate” appearance, with sharp shading applied to her flowing hair to create a vivid look.
The base is a standout feature, constructed from motifs of the series’ iconic “Punishment” execution scenes.
It features Monokuma raising a wooden mallet toward a switch and a tearful Monomi, setting a chaotic scene.
The sculptors have also hidden more Monokuma symbols on the figure for owners to find once they add it to their collection.
The figure is just one part of the massive celebrations planned for the franchise’s milestone year.
A major, in-person fan event titled “Danganronpa 15th Anniversary Fest -Super High School Level Thanksgiving-” has also been announced.
It is scheduled to take place at the Bellesalle Tokyo Nihonbashi venue in Tokyo on Saturday, November 29, 2025.
The festival will feature a new key visual drawn by the popular illustrator ORIHARA, who is known for their work as the image director for the singer Ado.
A key highlight of the event will be the world’s first-ever playable demo of the recently announced remake, Super Danganronpa 2×2.
The “1/7 Scale Junko Enoshima 15th Anniversary Ver.” is priced at 29,800 yen (approx. $193.70 USD / £153.47 GBP).
Pre-orders opened on November 25 via the Good Smile Company Official Shop and other major online retailers, such as HobbyLink Japan, and will run until February 11, 2026.
The figure is scheduled to ship in February 2027.
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