Berserk Zodd Statue: Prime 1 Opens Pre-Orders for 88 cm-Class Release

Based on Prime 1 Studio’s official product pages, the Legacy Art “Berserk Zodd” 1/4 scale statue has entered the pre-order stage. Rather than simply being another new product listing, this is closer to checking what price and shipping window have been set for a large collector statue standing 88 cm tall and weighing about 45.05 kg.

The standard edition and DX Bonus Version first split sharply by price

According to the official pages, the standard edition is priced at 340,890 yen. The DX Bonus Version is set higher at 426,690 yen.

Rather than a hobby figure to pre-order casually, this is a high-end statue where the question is whether to bring in a centerpiece display item for a Berserk collection. The official pages also include deposit and installment payment information, so checking the payment conditions before ordering is the right flow.

At 88 cm tall, display space comes first

The listed specifications are 1/4 scale, with a height of 88 cm, width of 85 cm, and depth of 65 cm. The weight is also listed at about 45.05 kg, making this a size that needs a dedicated display space rather than a desktop shelf.

The official description emphasizes Zodd’s intimidating presence and the battlefield base presentation. In the photos as well, the base and silhouette take up as much attention as the character himself, showing that this is a large piece that needs to be considered together with space, lighting, and load support.

Shipping is scheduled between November 2027 and February 2028

The official pages list the shipping window as November 2027 to February 2028. As expected for a large statue, the schedule is long, and the pages also note that timing may change depending on production and shipping conditions.

If interested, it makes sense to first check the sculpt direction through the published sample images, then review the official product pages again before ordering for shipping regions, deposit, installment payment, and cancellation conditions. Rather than simply following the premium price flow, it is safer to look first at the official pre-order terms and whether the piece can actually be stored and displayed.