Orders open for high-end Persona 5 Arsène statue that costs over $1400

High-end collectible manufacturer Prime 1 Studio has opened pre-orders for an enormous new statue of Arsène from the popular role-playing game, Persona 5.
The new product is part of the company’s “Premium Masterline” series, which is known for its massive, 1/4 scale polystone statues that feature an incredible level of detail.

Arsène is the initial Persona of the game’s protagonist, Joker, a powerful entity that is a manifestation of his rebellious will.

This new statue is a massive, 1/4 scale recreation of the gentleman thief-inspired Persona, designed to capture the dramatic moment of his first awakening.

The piece is impressively sized, standing at 96 centimeters tall with a massive wingspan that reaches a width of 148 centimeters, or nearly five feet.

The sculpt features Arsène in his iconic attire, including the tall top hat and the two-tone red and black suit, with his large, black-feathered wings spread wide.

Translucent parts are used to recreate the blue flames that erupt when he is summoned.

The statue also includes an LED light-up gimmick in its head, which illuminates his expressive face.

It is designed as a companion piece, intended to be displayed alongside a separate, same-scale statue of the protagonist, Joker, to create a full summoning scene diorama.

A special “Bonus Version” of the statue is also available, which is exclusive to the official Prime 1 Studio online store in Japan.

This version includes an additional, exclusive “Phantom Thieves of Hearts” logo stand.

The “Premium Masterline Persona 5 Arsène Bonus Version” is priced at ¥212,190 (approx. $1445 USD/£1064 GBP).

Pre-orders for the statue began on Tuesday, the 26th of August via the official Prime 1 Studio online store and it is scheduled to ship between November 2026 and February 2027.
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