The long-awaited Unique Art Studios PVC Naruto series has finally been released, and this unboxing came a bit late.
I believe many collectors have already received theirs, or have seen plenty of unboxings and reviews across different platforms. These two figures have received overwhelmingly positive feedback. If you haven’t checked them out yet, this delayed unboxing is a good chance to take a closer look at these two releases from Unique Art Studios.
※ Product Name: Unique Art Studios Naruto Kakashi Hatake & Obito Uchiha
※ Release Date: Q4 2025
1. Packaging
The box is very large. The window design places the characters on the left and right sides, and their raised arms visually connect when positioned together, creating a strong sense of interaction and resonance.
2. The Figures
I was actually one of the earliest collectors to receive the prototype sample. Just like the impression I had back then, the final mass-produced PVC version has almost completely reproduced the details and precision of the sample.
It really shows how a statue manufacturer approaches PVC—it feels like a dimensional advantage. The overall height is about 41 cm for Obito Uchiha and 38 cm for Kakashi Hatake. And the price is honestly shocking. When fans first saw it, many immediately asked me if that was the full price or just a deposit—haha.
Both head sculpts are highly accurate, especially Kakashi Hatake’s face and hairstyle, which went through multiple revisions. Credit to the studio for listening to feedback early on, as the final version shows significant improvement compared to the first release. The hair detailing and facial sculpt are already beyond what you typically see at this price range for Naruto figures.
Using a statue-level painting approach on PVC, the paintwork on both figures is very impressive. It’s hard to imagine this level of finish at such a price point. The clothing folds and textures are refined and natural, and the real product feels even better than in photos.
A special mention goes to Obito Uchiha’s chain weapon, which is made movable. It feels solid and reduces the risk of breakage.
I personally really like the base design. The weathered wood-style outer frame combined with a rocky ground works well. Kakashi’s lightning effect parts have a nice translucent quality, while the dust and debris around Obito Uchiha are handled with delicate dynamic detailing.
When displayed together, the resonance effect is excellent. A common concern is whether the figures can stand without the base. I tested mine, and both can stand without issues. However, considering minor variations in mass production, it’s best to test your own copy after receiving it.
3. Conclusion
That’s it for this quick unboxing. There’s currently no news about the next release in this series. Hopefully, the studio will continue pushing forward. At this price point, it’s honestly hard to find another Naruto figure line with this level of quality. Looking forward to seeing what surprises Unique Art Studios brings in 2026.
