NewsSep 13, 2026 JST· Updated Sep 14, 2026· By Shu, Tokyo

Azur Lane Mary Celeste 1/6: Made-to-Order, Closes Nov 4

Daiki Kougyou's 1/6 Mary Celeste Grim Night's Reaper is built to order only, ¥39,600 (about $265), 360 mm; the maker stops taking orders November 4.

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Daiki Kougyou’s 1/6 Mary Celeste in her Grim Night’s Reaper skin from Azur Lane is 完全受注生産 — built to order only — and the maker stops accepting orders on November 4, 2026. Nothing beyond that order count gets made, and no second run is announced. The figure is ¥39,600 (about $265) including tax, stands about 360 mm with its base, and ships in March 2027.

That November 4 date is JST, so order by November 3 if you are in the US. HobbyLink Japan lists it at ¥36,000 (about $240) and AmiAmi at ¥37,620 (about $250). HLJ also prints a cancellation deadline of October 28 — it keeps taking orders after that, but from then on an order cannot be cancelled.

What made-to-order changes

Most figures in this price bracket get a production run sized to pre-orders plus a retail buffer, so a shop can still have stock on release day. A 完全受注生産 item is produced only in the quantity ordered by the cut-off, which means there is no release-day retail stock to fall back on — after November 4 the secondhand market is the only route.

It also makes HLJ’s October 28 date worth noting. That is not when ordering stops — it is when your order stops being cancellable, a week before the maker closes the book entirely. Order on October 29 and you are committed. Our pre-order 101 covers how maker windows and shop deadlines interact.

What is in the box

Daiki’s page notes that fitting and removing the parts is done at your own risk.

The three prices, and the AmiAmi bonus

This one is a useful example of why the same figure carries three different numbers.

AmiAmi lists the item twice: a standard listing and a separate “AmiAmi Exclusive Bonus” listing that adds an A5 acrylic character plate. The bonus version costs ¥1,980 more than AmiAmi’s own standard listing, so the acrylic plate is effectively a paid add-on rather than a freebie. Whether that is worth it is a taste question; what matters is not ordering the pricier listing by accident.

HLJ is ¥1,620 below AmiAmi’s discounted price and ¥3,600 below the tax-included MSRP, though neither figure includes international shipping. The two shops also cap orders differently: HLJ allows three per person, AmiAmi one per account and shipping address. AmiAmi flags both listings with a warning that shipping for this item may be very high because of package size or weight, which is worth taking seriously on a 360 mm figure. HLJ vs AmiAmi compares how the two handle shipping quotes, billing and cancellations.

Where it fits

Azur Lane figures are a steady presence on the site — see the Azur Lane hub for what we have covered, including the MUSI9 Fes roundup. Release is about six months after the cut-off, so the card you order with should still be the one you want charged; when Japanese figure shops charge your card lays out each shop’s billing trigger.

Amazon US has no listing yet; the link below is a search until one appears.

📦Most Japanese shops ship worldwide by EMS/DHL (7–14 days). Duties and import taxes are charged on delivery in most countries — check your local threshold before ordering.

Series:Azur Lane

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