HASUKI

Palm-sized characters dressed and equipped for a whole scene.

TL;DR

  • HASUKI's signature is Pocket Art, a line of poseable 1/12 scale characters that uses real fabric costumes and unusually specific equipment.
  • The Shanghai company is publicly dated to 2021; Meemeeko and PA002 Hagi give its complete-figure catalog a firm starting point in March and April 2023.
  • Original characters still lead the catalog, but PA011 NTW-20 and PA013 Klukai bring Girls' Frontline and Girls' Frontline 2: Exilium into Pocket Art.
  • Current Pocket Art list prices generally sit around ¥9,900-¥14,850 (about $65-$100 USD), while the US-facing official Girls' Frontline store lists NTW-20 at about $60 USD.

A 15 cm figure with a workshop in the box

Mechanic Fiona is only 15.5 cm tall, yet her box contains a cloth work outfit, a wrench, pliers, a screwdriver, welding and cutting nozzles, flame effects, and a tool for aiming her eyes. She is a 1/12 scale figure, a palm-sized format in which fabric seams and tiny equipment become major parts of the design.

That concentration of clothing and objects is HASUKI's clearest signature. Pocket Art figures are made to be posed, redressed, and arranged with props that explain who the character is. Fiona does not simply hold a tool; the workshop equipment turns her into a mechanic before the pose is chosen.

How Pocket Art grew from Hagi

A Chinese figure-industry directory dates HASUKI to 2021, and a Shanghai government record shows startup support for Shanghai Shenmao Tiaodong Culture Co., Ltd. beginning that July. HobbySearch was listing the company's 1/12 stockings by July 2022. The first firm complete-figure markers arrived in spring 2023: the 30 cm, 1/7 scale Meemeeko in March, then the approximately 16 cm PA002 Hagi in April.

Hagi set the Pocket Art formula with a poseable PVC and ABS body, fabric ninja clothing, a metal sword, three faces, and several smaller weapons. PA005 Tsubaki moved the same format into shrine maiden clothing in March 2024. PA009 Succubus Sister Friede followed in August 2025 with cloth costume pieces, gaze-adjustable faces, a revolver, grenades, and a weapon that can be recombined.

PA010 Maid Gunner FKEY arrived in March 2026 with a musket, a maid uniform, and three faces whose gaze can be moved. The subjects change sharply, but the method stays recognizable: the body provides motion, the tailoring establishes the silhouette, and the objects finish the character.

Licensed games and two new figure styles

Pocket Art began as an original-character line under HASUKI. PA011 NTW-20 brought Girls' Frontline into the catalog in 2026, pairing the game's tactical character with the line's cloth clothing and movable eyes. The US-facing official franchise store listed the 15.5 cm figure in stock for about $60 USD when this page was updated.

HASUKI has also announced PA013 Klukai from Girls' Frontline 2: Exilium. In August 2026, the official store still presented the 16.5 cm standard edition as an $84.99 preorder with a manufacturer window of the second quarter of 2027. This gives licensed Pocket Art a second documented project, although the date remains a future schedule rather than a completed release.

Two side lines test the same interest in fabric at different visual temperatures. SALVO uses layered uniforms and equipment for realistic 1/12 military operators, while New Cuddle Flower gives Fiori and Viola softer proportions, glass-style eyes, and cloth outfits at about 15 cm. Separate costumes, bags, stockings, and weapon packs make customization part of the wider HASUKI catalog.

What to buy first

Start with Pocket Art if you want the idea that defines HASUKI. NTW-20 is the direct route for a Girls' Frontline collector, and its price of about $60 USD on the US-facing official store listing is lower than the ¥9,900 Japanese list price (about $65 USD). For an original character, Tsubaki shows the fabric work clearly, while FKEY offers the most current released version of the central formula.

Japanese list prices for the main line generally run from ¥9,900 to ¥14,850 (about $65-$100 USD). The choice is less about moving up a quality ladder than choosing the miniature world you want to handle: shrine tools, a musket, tactical equipment, or a mechanic's kit. Check the contents list closely because an alternate face, eye tool, costume layer, or accessory pack can change how much a release offers in actual posing.

HASUKI entered August 2026 with FKEY released, NTW-20 available through the official franchise store, and later figures listed across Pocket Art, SALVO, and New Cuddle Flower. The catalog is widening without losing its center. Small figures, real cloth, and scene-building props remain the reason the name is easy to recognize.

More for collectors: The Pocket Art catalog, release by release

PA002 Hagi, released in April 2023 at ¥10,560 (about $70 USD), is the first Pocket Art figure clearly sold under HASUKI. Her 16 cm set pairs a fabric ninja outfit with a metal sword, kunai, shuriken, three faces, several hands and feet, and a stand. PA003 Sasha Habe followed in December 2023 at the same list price with fabric tactical clothing, an assault rifle, two pistols, and gaze-adjustable faces.

PA005 Tsubaki reached stores in March 2024 at a ¥10,120 list price (about $65 USD), translating a shrine maiden costume into cloth at roughly 14 cm. PA007 Mechanic Fiona added workwear and a compact tool bench's worth of equipment later that year. PA009 Succubus Sister Friede arrived in regular and special editions in August 2025 at ¥12,100 and ¥13,750 (about $80 and $90 USD); the special edition adds a second combination weapon.

PA010 Maid Gunner FKEY was released in March 2026 at a ¥10,175 list price (about $70 USD). PA011 NTW-20 followed as the first licensed Pocket Art figure found in the reviewed catalog, with a ¥9,900 Japanese list price (about $65 USD) and a price of about $60 USD on the US-facing official store listing. PA012 Cardinal Blade Merina was listed for December 2026 at ¥14,850 (about $100 USD), with two submachine guns, six magazines, grenades, daggers, cloth tactical gear, and movable eyes.

More for collectors: SALVO, New Cuddle Flower, and the scale figure

SALVO applies HASUKI's clothing and equipment focus to realistic male military figures. SA02 Fortress Colossus was released in August 2025 at a ¥14,850 list price (about $100 USD) with a cloth uniform and heavy equipment. SA04 Veil Weaver was listed for January 2027 at ¥16,500 (about $110 USD), with a ghillie suit, tactical clothing, night vision, firearms, communications gear, and grenades.

New Cuddle Flower begins with Fiori and Viola, non-scale articulated figures about 15 cm tall with fabric clothing and glass-style eyes. Their Japanese list prices are ¥6,325 and ¥8,250 (about $40 and $55 USD), with October and December 2026 release windows. SP001 Meemeeko sits apart from all three lines as a conventional 30 cm, 1/7 scale painted figure released in March 2023 for ¥20,240 (about $135 USD).

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