Dragon's Crown: The Sorceress Returns

Dragon's Crown is a game that, since its inception, has captivated audiences for various reasons: its gameplay, setting, superb 2D art direction, and... the "exaggerated" proportions of its characters, from the Elf's legs to the Dwarf's muscles, the Fighter's chest, and the Sorceress's curves.

No one was surprised when, in 2018, the figurine depicting this iconic character literally flew off the shelves, quickly ending up on the used market at insane prices, even 10 times higher than its retail value.

For all those who would like to have this authentic work of art on their shelf, here's some good news: Atlus has announced a re-release of the Sorceress figurine, with pre-orders already open and set to close on October 28th.

The product is made by Orchid Seed in PVC, stands 22 cm tall, and depicts the Sorceress in the iconic pose from George Kamitani's original artwork, complete with a skeleton clutched to her chest. It can be displayed with or without her pointed hat. Distribution in Japan is tentatively scheduled for February 2026, while the cost is 18700 Yen [approximately €107].

Dragon's Crown, developed by Vanillaware, debuted on PS3 and PS Vita in 2013: we even have a review from that era. In 2018, it also arrived on PS4.