Fine Clover

Scenic scale figures, matched character pairs, and a complete Girls' Last Tour display.

TL;DR

  • Fine Clover first appeared in Good Smile's catalog in 2017 and released a compact mix of licensed figures through 2022.
  • Its catalog is unusually varied for its size: five 1/7 scale figures, Nendoroids, a Nendoroid vehicle, paired Yurumari soft vinyl, and three Gridman heroes.
  • Original list prices ran from ¥4,378 to ¥17,930, about $30 to $120 USD at 150 yen per dollar.
  • Lum's ¥7,920 (about $55 USD) Nendoroid shipped in December 2024, but the label is now quiet and possibly inactive.

Fine Clover built the full Girls' Last Tour group

Fine Clover did not stop after making Nendoroids of Chito and Yuuri. It also made their Kettenkrad, the tracked motorcycle that carries them through Girls' Last Tour. The two small articulated figures came with riding parts, while the separate 160 mm vehicle had room for both characters and their equipment. Together, the three releases turn a character purchase into the anime's complete traveling group.

That coordinated set captures the appeal of FineΦClover, the label's official styling. The public catalog began with the July 2017 preorder for Mumei: Yukata Ver. and continued through the Satanichia Kurumizawa McDowell scale in March 2022. Good Smile Company distributed those releases, while product credits repeatedly name Tokyo Unique for manufacturing, sculpting, or production cooperation. The evidence supports calling Fine Clover a Tokyo Unique-associated label, but it does not establish a formal ownership relationship.

The catalog grew across scale figures, Nendoroids, and soft vinyl

The five 1/7 scale figures, fixed displays roughly one-seventh of imagined full height, gave Fine Clover room to build small scenes. Mumei: Yukata Ver. stands on a riverside base, Tanya Degurechaff sits on V-1 wreckage with a captured firearm, and Gabriel White Tenma is surrounded by her computer, cushions, headphones, and slippers. Mei Irizaki and Satanichia Kurumizawa McDowell complete the group. At original list prices, the scales ran from Tanya at ¥13,640 (about $90 USD) to Satania at ¥17,930 (about $120 USD).

Nendoroid became the label's broadest character format. A Nendoroid is a small, poseable chibi figure with swappable faces and accessories. Fine Clover released Gabriel, Satania, Chito, Yuuri, Lady Rhea, Teletha Testarossa, and finally Lum, plus the Kettenkrad vehicle. The group includes the Girls' Last Tour pair, Lady Rhea from a user-created MMD model, and Lum from Urusei Yatsura.

Two shorter lines widened the shelf shape again. Yurumari used soft vinyl, often called sofubi, for three ¥7,480 (about $50 USD) two-character sets: Rem and Ram, two Kizuna AI costumes, and Mikoto Misaka with Misaki Shokuhou. Strong Style Sofvi used the same broad material category for non-articulated Gridman heroes, including the 1993 design, SSSS.Gridman, and Gridknight. Those figures were 170 to 185 mm tall and originally listed at ¥4,378 to ¥4,598 (about $30 USD).

What to buy first

The Girls' Last Tour trio is the clearest place to understand Fine Clover's way of thinking. Chito, Yuuri, and the Kettenkrad each listed at ¥5,398 (about $35 USD), and the characters were designed with parts for riding the vehicle. Buying all three creates one connected display instead of three unrelated poses. Use those original prices as catalog context, since current resale listings can move independently.

For a fixed display, Tanya and Gabriel show two different approaches to scene building. Tanya uses a battlefield relic as her seat, while Gabriel's low pose spreads attention across a cluttered gaming setup. Yurumari is the simpler alternative for collectors who want a matched pair, and Strong Style Sofvi is the direct route for Gridman fans. Fine Clover is better approached release by release than by a single quality assumption because the formats, sculpting partners, and original price tiers changed across the catalog.

The label has been quiet since Lum in 2024

Nendoroid Lum: School Uniform Ver. opened for preorder in August 2024 at ¥7,920 (about $55 USD) and shipped on December 25. Tokyo Unique sculpted the approximately 100 mm figure, Nendoron provided production cooperation, Fine Clover was the manufacturer, and Good Smile handled distribution. Lum came with three faces, a schoolbag, and two full costume bodies.

Lum is the last confirmed Fine Clover release in the record reviewed here. Tokyo Unique remains operational and posted company news in 2026, but its site says it is not currently selling original products. That combination leaves Fine Clover quiet and possibly inactive, not formally confirmed as closed. Its 2017 to 2022 catalog still has a clear identity: a compact licensed mix that often gave characters a companion, a vehicle, or a scene to inhabit.

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