Pre-orders open for new statue of Uma Musume’s Obey Your Master
Good Smile Company and Phat! Company have officially opened pre-orders for a dynamic new figure from the anime Uma Musume: Cinderella Gray.
The figure features Obey Your Master, the American representative horse girl who serves as a formidable rival in the series.
Cinderella Gray is a popular spin-off following the rise of the legendary grey horse, Oguri Cap, from the local Kasamatsu track to national stardom.
Obey Your Master appears in the story to prove herself on the global stage, bringing a cheerful yet fiercely competitive spirit to the track.
This release coincides with a surge in merchandise for the series, following the recent reveal of a new merch collaboration with Sanrio’s adorable mascots, which also features Obey Your Master.
While that collection focused on cute, stylized goods, this statue offers a high-end, detailed representation of the character.
The figure is sculpted in an impressive 1/7 scale, standing approximately 29cm tall to match her commanding presence.
She is depicted in a bold, free-spirited pose, flashing a peace sign and a wink that captures her confident personality.
The sculpting features vivid gradient paintwork on her expansive hair, giving it a sense of motion.
Her outfit is faithfully reproduced, including the “Star-Spangled Banner” colored leg covers that emphasize her American origins.
The figure comes with a specialized base designed to visualize “The Zone,” a state of heightened concentration depicted in the anime.
This release is designed to be displayed alongside the separately sold Oguri Cap and Tamamo Cross figures.
By combining all three, collectors can recreate the intense rivalry and excitement of the Japan Cup race on their shelves.
The figure is priced at 27,800 yen (approx. $190.00 USD / £150.00 GBP) and is available via the Good Smile Company online store and other reputable hobby goods retailers, such as HobbyLink Japan.
Pre-orders opened on Wednesday, December 24, 2025, and will run until Wednesday, February 18, 2026.
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