Kit Review

Straight build + Stickers

Size comparison with a cigarette pack

Figurerise Standard Kaisergreymon - Various angles (1/6)

Figurerise Standard Kaisergreymon - Various angles (2/6)

Figurerise Standard Kaisergreymon - Various angles (3/6)

Figurerise Standard Kaisergreymon - Various angles (4/6)

Various angles

Figurerise Standard Kaisergreymon - Detail shots (1/4)

Figurerise Standard Kaisergreymon - Detail shots (2/4)

Detail shots

The weapon included is the Dragon Soul Sword.

Figurerise Standard Kaisergreymon - The blade can be deployed or stowed, and by folding the handle, it can be mounted on the

The blade can be deployed or stowed, and by folding the handle,
it can be mounted on the back using a joint part.

You can also tuck the handle of the Dragon Soul Sword inward.

The round section of the Dragon Soul Sword tends to pop off easily.

Joint part for the stand

Limb articulation

The hip joint itself has a feature that allows it to move slightly up and down.

Forward/backward shoulder articulation

The waist isn't very flexible.

Backpack articulation

Figurerise Standard Kaisergreymon - Dragon Soul Sword poses (1/5)

Figurerise Standard Kaisergreymon - Dragon Soul Sword poses (2/5)

Figurerise Standard Kaisergreymon - Dragon Soul Sword poses (3/5)

Dragon Soul Sword poses

Posed on the stand

Figurerise Standard Kaisergreymon - Poses with the Dragon Soul Sword deployed. Getting both hands to grip the Dragon Soul Swo

Poses with the Dragon Soul Sword deployed.
Getting both hands to grip the Dragon Soul Sword is pretty tricky, so I managed to pull off these poses with some effort.

Together with the Figure-rise Standard Shinegreymon.

This kit is Kaisergreymon, a Digimon released as part of the Figure-rise Standard Amplified series. Even among the flashier Digimon designs, this one features an exceptionally complex color combination. Through a modest number of seals and intricate parts separation, it achieves a fantastic straight build visual.

The biggest highlight of this kit is the straight build quality built on an advanced level of color separation. Some seals are used, but most of the detail is handled through parts separation. In particular, the 12 jewel seals applied throughout the kit give it a premium, three-dimensional look. That said, the assembly process can be a bit fiddly — some parts need to be aligned at just the right angle to fit together, and a few require a fair bit of force to snap in.

The articulation feels pretty average, but thankfully the joint strength is solid for such a large figure. However, the joints do have a tendency to feel a little loose, so when posing you'll often find yourself making multiple small adjustments to get them to hold where you want. And once you actually start moving it around, the joint structure makes it hard to pull off really dynamic poses. This is more of a kit where the appeal lies in its striking looks rather than its poseability.

The included weapon is the Dragon Soul Sword, and the blade-deploying gimmick is also reproduced. You can fold the handle and mount it on the back using a joint part. The large Dragon Soul Sword also connects securely to the hand, allowing for stable posing — though as you can see in the sample photos, holding it with both hands is difficult, so you'll probably want to stick to one-handed poses.

To sum it up, the articulation is a bit awkward and assembly has a learning curve, but the durability is solid and the straight build visuals are stunning. This is a kit I'd recommend to those who enjoy the fun of building and love a colorful, eye-catching finished product more than dynamic posing. And if you're both a Digimon fan and a plastic model enthusiast, this is definitely one you won't want to miss. :-)

Figurerise Standard Kaisergreymon | 2025.9 | ¥5,500

AIThis page was translated by Claude Sonnet.