An expression full of youth and passion. A resolute pose. The Major from the year 2030, realized as the world's first figure in 1:1 scale (life-size).

Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex, which first aired in 2002, is a milestone in television anime. The series introduced its cybernetic, near-future setting to a wide audience and inspired acclaimed sequels. From this influential series, Motoko Kusanagi now joins the Life Scale Masterline series.

The figure depicts the Major from the year 2030 – youthful and driven by a quiet intensity. The Motoko Kusanagi created by director Kenji Kamiyama, and further shaped by Atsuko Tanaka’s acting, has now been realized as the world’s first full-scale figure.

True to her official height of 168cm, the figure's realistic sculpting and painting conveys a pose steeped in the pride of a leader, while fully capturing the subtle presence of the "ghost" she carries within. Burgundy camera eyes, rendered so that even the prominent text is visible. The flow of her short hair falling diagonally forward. The head sculpt, marked by an intelligent expression, has been carefully refined with a subtle hint of the artificial nature of her cyborg body. The same approach has been applied to her torso and limbs to create a beautifully proportioned physique, while the finely crafted Sebro C-26A further underlines her overwhelming combat capabilities.

Additionally, her signature jacket is removable. Made from high-quality fabric material, it conveys a refined luster and texture. When shown without the jacket, her lighter look gives a more fluid and active presence. Create your look exactly how you want it.

The specially designed base features the Public Security Section 9 emblem. Its muted silver tone evokes the unique atmosphere of a cybernetic world. Created to commemorate the 30th anniversary of the anime's production, this world's first life-size figure of Motoko Kusanagi conveys the memories of the year 2030, as well as the past and future that are connected through it.