Lechery

Fairy tales grew into illustrator characters and effects-heavy game figures

TL;DR

  • Mabell operates Lechery as an adult bishoujo figure brand alongside sibling brand Kaitendoh.
  • Retail records begin with Fairy Tale Figure vol.01 Little Red Riding Hood in December 2011, followed by Daydream Collection and licensed Kyonyuu Fantasy characters.
  • The modern catalog favors 1/6 illustrator originals, Comic Unreal characters, and adult-game licenses including Eden's Ritter Grenze X and Taimanin RPGX.
  • Representative 2023 to 2026 list prices sit around ¥25,300 to ¥37,400 ($170-$250 USD), with larger display concepts reaching higher.

Two Sakura Igawa figures show Lechery's range

Lechery made the same Taimanin RPGX character into two very different purchases. The 2024 Sakura Igawa cost ¥54,780 ($365 USD) and reached about 40 cm with its cracked-road base and battle effects. The figure itself is 1/6 scale, meaning roughly one-sixth of the character's imagined full size, and measures about 27.3 cm without the effects. Actual fishnet fabric forms the tights, while the other parts use PVC, ABS, PU, and polystone.

The August 2026 Renewal Ver. is about 31 cm tall and costs ¥25,300 ($170 USD). Lechery reduced the background effects and added an alternate display through swappable chest parts. The two versions turn one sculptural idea into a choice between a large battle scene and a smaller footprint at less than half the original list price.

Fairy tales and everyday scenes shaped the early catalog

Lechery's first verified retail release was Fairy Tale Figure vol.01 Little Red Riding Hood in December 2011. The 1/6 candy-resin figure reworked a familiar story character as an adult bishoujo figure, a hobby term for a stylized female-character collectible. Its removable costume established a feature that recurs throughout the catalog. Collectors call this a cast-off figure, meaning clothing pieces can be removed for an alternate display.

Daydream Collection began in March 2012 with ER Nurse Miyu, a 1/6 figure packaged with a bed at ¥13,200 ($90 USD). By April 2017, the numbered line had reached vol.20 with Swing Girl Mai, whose metal swing turned the support structure into part of the scene. These releases gave early Lechery figures settings and props instead of relying only on standing poses.

Licensed characters joined those house concepts. Kyonyuu Fantasy Gaiden Shamsiel joined the catalog as a 1/8 figure with removable clothing. In scale collecting, 1/8 means the figure is designed at roughly one-eighth of the character's imagined full height.

Illustrators and game licenses reshaped the catalog

Later releases changed the source material while keeping the adult display format. Yurufuwa Maid Bunny translated Chie Masami's original illustration into a 27 cm 1/6 figure in 2021. Megu Ushio followed in 2023 from Chie Masami's Comic Unreal work, also at 1/6 scale, with a ¥26,180 ($175 USD) list price.

Licensed game figures grew larger during the same period. Fallen Sword Ashtaroth from Eden's Ritter Grenze X arrived in 2023 at ¥37,400 ($250 USD), with a removable jacket and pants. Sakura Igawa then moved Lechery's Taimanin RPGX work toward a full battle scene in 2024.

The current listings keep both approaches visible. Maid Bikini-chan adapts jewel's original character as a 27 cm 1/6 figure at ¥27,500 ($185 USD), although its release date remains unfixed. The August 2026 Sakura Igawa Renewal Ver. keeps a licensed game character in the catalog at a smaller size and lower price.

Buying Lechery now

Lechery is a Mabell brand. Mabell is based in Taito-ku, Tokyo, and lists Hiromichi Suzuki as representative director. The same company appears on Kaitendoh's official site, making Kaitendoh the relevant Figurepedia cross-reference for the operator behind both brands.

The brand site now shows only a Mabell copyright line, but Hobby Search maintains a substantial Lechery catalog and lists the Sakura Igawa Renewal Ver. for August 2026. Buyers should confirm whether a listing is the standard or adult version, which costume parts are removable, and how large the packed figure will be. The original Sakura Igawa package weighed about 3.44 kg, so shipping can materially change the final cost.

Lechery now suits a selective collection. Fairy Tale Figure and Daydream Collection offer an identifiable early house style, while Ashtaroth and Sakura Igawa provide larger licensed centerpieces. The Sakura renewal carries that history forward by fitting a major display concept into a more manageable size and price.

More for collectors: Representative releases from 2011 to 2026

Fairy Tale Figure vol.01 Little Red Riding Hood opened the verified catalog in December 2011 at 1/6 scale and ¥10,780 ($70 USD). Daydream Collection vol.1 ER Nurse Miyu followed in March 2012 at ¥13,200 ($90 USD), complete with a bed. FairyTale Figure Villains vol.01 Witch of the Poison Apple added a villain-focused branch in September 2014 at 1/7 scale and ¥13,200 ($90 USD).

Kyonyuu Fantasy Gaiden Shamsiel brought a licensed game character into the catalog at 1/8 scale with removable clothing. Daydream Collection continued through vol.20, Swing Girl Mai, in April 2017. Mai measured about 30 cm, used PVC, ABS, and metal, and carried a ¥19,580 ($130 USD) list price.

Yurufuwa Maid Bunny, based on Chie Masami's original illustration, arrived in 2021 as a 27 cm 1/6 figure. Chie Masami's Megu Ushio followed from Comic Unreal in July 2023 at ¥26,180 ($175 USD). Fallen Sword Ashtaroth from Eden's Ritter Grenze X released in September 2023 at ¥37,400 ($250 USD).

The 2024 Sakura Igawa paired a 1/6 figure with a large effects display at ¥54,780 ($365 USD). Maid Bikini-chan, based on jewel's original character, is listed at ¥27,500 ($185 USD) with no fixed release date. Sakura Igawa Renewal Ver. is listed for August 2026 at ¥25,300 ($170 USD), with a compact effects arrangement and an added removable-costume option.

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