Sasaki and Peeps ELSA Collectible Figure by Kotobukiya

Kotobukiya's 1/7 scale Elsa arrives in modern clothes with Peeps on her hand, a wooden box and a base, and pre-orders are open now at $200.

ELSA Collectible Figure by Kotobukiya

The ELSA Collectible Figure by Kotobukiya is up for pre-order, and it’s the first Sasaki and Peeps piece in a while that made me stop scrolling. It’s priced at $200, with shipping expected between September and November 2027. I’ll be honest: the little sparrow on her hand is what got me.

The ELSA Collectible Figure is a 1/7 scale figure of Elsa, the daughter of Count Mueller from the TV anime Sasaki and Peeps, made by Kotobukiya. It stands 19 cm (appx. 7.48 inches) tall, is sculpted by jonji and is made of PVC and ABS with magnets. It costs $200 and is expected to ship from September to November 2027, though arrival may slip as late as January 2028.

Elsa in Street Clothes

Kotobukiya skipped the fantasy-world noble dress and put Elsa in modern clothes, a choice taken from the cover of volume two of the original light novel. I like that call a lot, because the whole joke of this series is two worlds bumping into each other, and a count’s daughter in everyday clothes is that idea in one image. Her hair is sculpted as if the wind is catching it, which gives a still figure some motion without resorting to a big swirling effect part. The soft smile matters too, since Elsa is sweet rather than dramatic, and a smirk would have read as the wrong character.

ELSA Collectible Figure by Kotobukiya

Peeps Gets His Own Spotlight

Peeps sits on Elsa’s right hand, and for anyone who knows the show, that tiny Java sparrow is the real power in the room, a sage from another world who happens to look like a pet shop bird. Recreating a bird that small at 1/7 scale is where a sculptor’s patience shows, and I’ll be watching final production photos to see how crisp the feathers and eye paint come out. The listing images are prototypes, so the finished piece may differ a bit in appearance. That caveat applies to every Kotobukiya pre-order, but on a detail this small it’s worth keeping in mind.

Three Pieces, Your Arrangement

Elsa, a wooden box and the base can all be displayed separately, and the materials list includes magnets, which suggests they’re part of how the pieces seat together. That’s a practical touch for shelves that are already crowded, since you can put the figure on the base alone or spread the box out beside her. Alter’s 1/7 scale figures are my usual benchmark for clean scenery parts, and a separable prop like this is the sort of thing they do well. If Kotobukiya’s paint on the wooden box gets the grain right, it’ll hold up next to that standard.

ELSA Collectible Figure by Kotobukiya

The Collector’s Checklist

Price is $200, the scale is 1/7 and the height is 19 cm, all fairly standard for this size of anime figure in 2026 pricing. There’s a limit of six per person, and payment plans are available, with the item shipping after your final payment.

ELSA Collectible Figure by Kotobukiya

Where to Get It

Release dates and pre-order windows for this and every other drop we track are on our Drop Radar calendar.

The Collector’s Survival Guide: How to Justify This

The Collector Math: Sasaki got rich because anything from Japan, even plain supermarket sugar, sells for gold in the other world. Kotobukiya is a Japanese company, and this 19-centimeter Elsa is $200, shipping next fall. By Sasaki math, I’m basically a count now.

How to tell your wife: You always say I bring home random stuff we don’t need. Sasaki brought home one random pet-shop sparrow, and it turned out to be the greatest sage in another world. You never know which box is the sage.

How to tell your parents: Mom, you always said a pet is a huge responsibility. Sasaki’s sparrow eats fancy steak every single night, but Elsa costs $200 once and never eats a thing. I took your advice and skipped the bird.

How to tell your kids: You can look at Elsa all you want, but she’s from a show where a totally ordinary office worker secretly learned magic from a sparrow. I’m a totally ordinary office worker, and we have sparrows in the backyard. Touch her and find out how ordinary.

ELSA Collectible Figure by Kotobukiya

I think this one earns its shelf space mainly because of the volume two cover reference, which gives Elsa a look most figures of her won’t have. If the final Peeps on her right hand matches the prototype, $200 is a fair ask for a 1/7 scale piece that tells the show’s whole two-worlds premise in one pose.

🟢 Product Specifications 🟢

✅ Product: ELSA Collectible Figure

✅ Manufacturer: Kotobukiya

✅ Series: Sasaki and Peeps

✅ Character: Elsa

✅ Scale: 1/7

✅ Height: 19 cm (appx. 7.48 inches)

✅ Materials: PVC, ABS, magnets

✅ Sculpt: jonji

✅ Includes: Elsa, Peeps on her right hand, wooden box, base (all displayable separately)

✅ Price: USD 200

✅ Expected to Ship: September 2027 to November 2027 (may ship through January 2028)

✅ Purchase Limit: 6 per person

✅ SKU: 916217

✅ UPC: 190526059443


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ELSA Collectible Figure by Kotobukiya
ELSA Collectible Figure by Kotobukiya
ELSA Collectible Figure by Kotobukiya
ELSA Collectible Figure by Kotobukiya
ELSA Collectible Figure by Kotobukiya
ELSA Collectible Figure by Kotobukiya
ELSA Collectible Figure by Kotobukiya
ELSA Collectible Figure by Kotobukiya
ELSA Collectible Figure by Kotobukiya

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