Prime 1 Studio brings a diverse array of characters to life in stunning three-dimensional form. Among its many creations, the game-related statues stand out as some of the most popular.
Beloved characters—often the very avatars of players themselves—are meticulously and boldly sculpted using Prime 1 Studio’s cutting-edge techniques, making their grand entrance into the real world. These masterpieces continue to captivate fans across the globe.


This time, the Shinjuku Gallery Shop is hosting a brand-new exhibition themed around the world of video games, starting Friday, April 4!
Step into a mesmerizing digital realm, where countless iconic characters have leaped straight out of the game screen to welcome you.

Twin brothers of human and demon blood— The fan-favorite ultimate duo reunites!

From the stylish action masterpiece "Devil May Cry 3", featuring the young Devil Hunters in their prime—Dante and Vergil take the stage! Feast your eyes on these SSS-rank sculptures, crafted to perfection.

“Ludens”– The One Who Plays…
The iconic symbol arrives at the Gallery Shop!

The 1/4 scale Ludens statue, the emblem of Kojima Productions, makes its long-awaited return to the Shinjuku Gallery Shop! A must-see for all Kojima Productions fans!

Behold—the Legacy of the Sakai Clan Armor.

From the masterpiece open-world samurai action game "Ghost of Tsushima", the legendary Jin Sakai stands proudly in his Sakai Clan Armor. Experience the breathtaking craftsmanship that embodies the essence of Japanese aesthetics—up close and in stunning detail!

A Battle-Hardened Hunter Joins the Fray!

From the critically acclaimed action RPG "The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt", the legendary Geralt of Rivia takes his stand! Don’t miss this chance to witness the stunning high-detail craftsmanship up close!

There’s even more to discover—a stunning lineup of high-quality statues that will impress both dedicated fans and newcomers alike. A must-see exhibition!

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The new showcase, packed with the finest game-related statues, kicks off on Friday, April 4.

Be sure to visit the Shinjuku Gallery Shop and experience it for yourself!

*Please note that the gallery will be temporarily closed for exhibition preparations on Thursday, April 3.