OMAHA

One launch pair became a catalog of game heroines and artist originals.

TL;DR

  • OMAHA's public catalog began in 2021 under the name OMH with Warship Girls R Archerfish Bunny Girl and TRPG Goddess of Dice, which credits illustrator Saru.
  • Licensed game figures and illustrator originals remain the two main sides of the catalog, usually at 1/6 or 1/7 scale.
  • Standard and deluxe editions can differ in body parts, clothing options, props, and bases, so the edition name is essential buying information.
  • Reviewed Japanese list prices run from ¥6,820 for Tower of Fantasy Rinya to ¥41,250 for the 1/4 scale Shino (about $45-$275 USD).

Two 1/7 figures started the catalog

OMAHA's earliest located Japanese listings arrived in March 2021 as a matched pair. Archerfish Bunny Girl came from the mobile game Warship Girls R, while TRPG Goddess of Dice credited illustrator Saru. Both cost ¥11,000 (about $75 USD), and both were 1/7 scale, meaning roughly one seventh of the character's stated size.

The listings used OMH and credited the same creative team: illustrator Saru, sculptor Bimber, and painter Mon. One licensed character and one illustrator-led figure made a compact preview of the catalog OMAHA still builds. Its official Weibo account joined in April 2021 and identifies the brand with Dongguan, Guangdong.

Original characters made deluxe editions central

Mochi Bunny Girl made OMAHA's edition strategy clear in 2023. The 1/7 scale deluxe version cost ¥22,000 (about $145 USD) and included replacement parts for a cast-off display, a figure designed so clothing can be removed or exchanged. Later originals such as Manta and Shino continued the emphasis on alternate parts or display configurations.

That flexibility also makes construction and completeness important. In July 2023, OMAHA acknowledged a large fit gap on Mochi Deluxe's replacement body, said outgoing inspection had missed the issue, and announced remade parts for distribution through purchase channels. A later notice confirming completion of every replacement was not located, so secondhand Mochi buyers should inspect the included body parts and their fit.

The original catalog is broader than adult scale figures. In 2025, the C-chan Cat Girl Stamp Series packaged six small PVC and ABS figures in one box, with a possible secret design. A separate C-chan release enlarged the same chat-sticker character to about 60 cm and labeled her 1/1 scale.

Game licenses brought larger scenes

Rinya from Tower of Fantasy returned OMAHA to licensed game figures in 2025. The 1/7 scale release listed at ¥6,820 (about $45 USD), making it the low-price exception in the reviewed scale catalog rather than a guide to OMAHA's usual pricing.

Snowbreak: Containment Zone then gave that side of the catalog more visual weight. Vidya Shannon sits in a bathtub scene with water effects, shower hardware, and cosmetics. Acacia stands in a boat surrounded by lotus flowers, with the deluxe edition adding more props; Japanese retail currently lists both editions for late November 2026. These are display compositions built around a character, not simply standing portraits.

OMAHA has also moved above its familiar 1/6 and 1/7 sizes. Riko's Shino was listed in both 1/6 scale at ¥18,150 (about $120 USD) and 1/4 scale at ¥41,250 (about $275 USD), with the larger figure standing about 40 cm tall. The choice turns one character into two very different shelf commitments.

Buying OMAHA

Start with the exact edition. Standard and deluxe labels can signal different bodies, cast-off parts, props, or bases, not just different packaging. Match the product photos and contents list to the edition before ordering, especially on the secondhand market.

Then consider the display rather than the scale alone. Rinya is a compact and unusually inexpensive 1/7 figure. Manta adds an interchangeable upper body, while Vidya and Acacia devote substantial space to a bathtub or boat setting. Shino at 1/4 scale is the large-format option.

The official account remained active in July 2026 with 1/6 scale Etona and Eve AGAPE promotions, while HobbySearch maintains a maker catalog with about 30 items and Hpoi maintains a substantial OMAHA catalog. OMAHA's defining habit is now clear: it treats a figure as a choice of character, size, and display configuration. That makes careful release-by-release buying part of the appeal.

More for collectors: The OMAHA catalog, release by release

The 2021 launch pair established the split that still organizes OMAHA. Warship Girls R Archerfish Bunny Girl and Saru's TRPG Goddess of Dice were both 1/7 scale, both ¥11,000 (about $75 USD), and both credited to Saru, Bimber, and Mon. Warship Girls R continued with Vittorio Veneto Swimsuit Ver., recorded as shipping in March 2023.

Mochi Bunny Girl Deluxe followed in September 2023 at ¥22,000 (about $145 USD), with cast-off replacement parts and a tapestry. Stella, also listed as Sutora, arrived in 2024 as a bedroom scene at ¥26,180 (about $175 USD). In 2025, freng's Manta paired a hat and interchangeable upper body with a ¥22,440 list price (about $150 USD), while the C-chan box moved OMAHA into small trading figures at ¥11,880 (about $80 USD).

The licensed branch reopened with Tower of Fantasy Rinya at ¥6,820 (about $45 USD) in 2025. Snowbreak: Containment Zone followed with Vidya Shannon at ¥18,590 (about $125 USD) and Acacia at ¥20,460 for standard or ¥25,630 for deluxe (about $135 or $170 USD). Shino then offered the same Riko original at 1/6 scale for ¥18,150 (about $120 USD) and 1/4 scale for ¥41,250 (about $275 USD).

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