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

Overlord Shizu Delta 1/6 Figure: Pre-Orders Close Oct 23

Union Creative's 1/6 Shizu Delta from Overlord is ¥27,500 (about $185) and ships May 2027; orders close October 23, HLJ cancellations October 18.

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Union Creative is taking pre-orders on a 1/6 scale Shizu Delta from Overlord at ¥27,500 (about $185) including tax, shipping in May 2027, and the order window closes on October 23, 2026 at 23:59 JST — 10:59 a.m. ET / 7:59 a.m. PT that morning. This is a general-retail figure, so the import shops carry it: HobbyLink Japan lists it at ¥25,000 (about $167) and AmiAmi at ¥26,670 (about $178), capped at one per account and shipping address.

If you are buying through HLJ, note its cancellation deadline of October 18. That is not an order cut-off — you can still place an order after it — but it is the last day you can back out, five days before the maker’s window even closes.

Which name to search for

The shops do not agree on what to call her. Union Creative and HOBBY Watch use シズ・デルタ (Shizu Delta), HLJ files her as “Shizu Delta,” and AmiAmi lists her as “CZ2128 Delta” — her full designation as one of the Pleiades battle maids of Nazarick. If one search comes up empty, try the other.

What Union Creative built

The pose is the selling point: Union Creative’s own description has her hugging a plush toy, framing it as a side of the character you do not see in combat. The sculpt is credited to Takatori, with paint by Hirame (Mogurabo) and production help from En craft.

The dimensions are worth reading carefully. At 1/6 she is only about 160 mm tall but roughly 200 mm wide — Union Creative credits that width to the long hair and the skirt, both of which it says flare out for volume at this scale. Plan for shelf width rather than height. A sewing base is included, and materials are PVC and ABS.

Why the two shops charge different amounts

HLJ’s ¥25,000 is exactly the pre-tax MSRP — the ¥27,500 sticker without Japan’s 10% consumption tax. AmiAmi’s ¥26,670 is arrived at differently: a discount off the tax-included ¥27,500, which lands it above the pre-tax number. Both are what you pay for the figure before shipping, so compare checkout totals rather than stickers. Neither includes international shipping, and the box for a 200 mm-wide figure is larger still.

AmiAmi states on the listing that the maximum purchase quantity is one per account and shipping address, and its quantity dropdown offers no other number. Our HLJ vs AmiAmi comparison covers how the two differ on billing and cancellation, and pre-order 101 explains what a maker order window means versus a shop’s own cut-off.

Timing your payment

May 2027 is about eight months past the October order cut-off, so the card you use now still has to work next spring. Union Creative does take pre-orders directly on its own site, but overseas buyers generally go through an import shop instead, which means the billing trigger is whatever that shop uses — when Japanese figure shops charge your card breaks that down shop by shop.

The rest of the line

Nazarick’s maids have been well served lately. We covered FREEing’s Narberal Gamma bunny figure and the ALTER Solution Epsilon delay earlier; everything for the series collects on the Overlord hub.

Amazon US has no listing yet, which is normal this early for a Japanese pre-order; 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:Overlord

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