Siliconera Friday, July 11, 2025 7:00 PM
A new Form-ism figure of Kaine from NieR Replicant will release in Japan on December 27, 2025. The figure costs 7,700 yen (or approximately $52,27), and it is now available for pre-order from the Square Enix online e-store.
Additionally, the European Square Enix online store has a listing for the figure for 69.99€ (~$81,78.) The European release date for the Form-ism Kaine figure is May 2026. And while there is currently no information on a North American release, we can expect to see an announcement in the near future.
The static figure is approximately 18cm tall (or about 7.09 inches). In the figure, Kaine is wearing her signature blue lacey dress, with her left arm and leg also covered in bandages. Additionally, Kaine carries her twin swords in each hand, prepared for battle in an elegant combat pose.
You can check out the new NieR Replicant Kaine Form-Ism figure here:
As a reminder, Square Enix recently revealed that the NieR Poster Collection will come out overseas sometime along 2026, alongside the FFVII Rebirth: Material Ultimania and the FFIX Picture Book.
The new NieR Replicant Form-Ism figure of Kaine costs 7,700 yen (~$52,27), it is now available for pre-order, and is set to release in Japan on December 27, 2025. NieR Replicant is available on PS4, Xbox One, and Windows PC.
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