Licorne
Boutique Idolmaster and Fate figures from a French-named Tokyo studio
At a glance
- Status
- Active.
- Based in
- Tokyo Japan.
- Known for
- Idolmaster Cinderella Girls Tulip group figures and Fate/Grand Order scale figures.
- Good fit
- Collectors building a coordinated Tulip display or focusing closely on Idolmaster and Fate.
- Before buying
- Plan the full Tulip group before ordering; limited production can make missing members harder to find later.
- Research coverage
- Developing
TL;DR
- Most figure studios spread licenses wide. Licorne built its identity around two: Idolmaster Cinderella Girls and Fate/Grand Order.
- Tulip figures form a coordinated group display, while limited quantities can make sold-out pieces harder to find.
- Figures cost 18,000 to 34,000+ yen ($120-$225+ USD) and are sold primarily through Tokyo Figure.
Two Franchises, Total Commitment
Most figure manufacturers pick a broad licensing strategy and see what sells. Licorne went the other direction, founding a Tokyo studio in 2016 around just two franchises and distributing through Tokyo Figure. The narrow focus means the team works with the same character designers and costume references repeatedly.
Tulip Series and Fate Costume Reproduction
The Idolmaster Cinderella Girls Tulip figures are designed to form a coordinated group display. The Fate/Grand Order side shows equal care through refined poses and detailed costume reproduction.
Prices fall between 18,000 and 34,000+ yen ($120-$225+ USD). The figures are produced in limited quantities, creating active resale demand.
Built for Dedicated Idolmaster and Fate Fans
If you collect Idolmaster or Fate/Grand Order specifically, the sculpting depth here comes from a team that has been working with these character designs for years. The Cinderella Girls costumes in particular show attention to stage outfit details like ribbon placement and skirt layering that match the game's illustration references closely.
Tokyo Figure is the primary retailer. Tulip series collectors should plan acquisitions with group display in mind, as the figures are designed to complement each other spatially. For collectors who want the full group and prefer not to rely on resale listings, the modest production runs make preorder windows worth watching.