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トリオトライト · Torio Toraito
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FuRyu's original prize-figure series, launched in 2023, that pushes for size and detail rather than restraint. The name spells out the brief: Trio for quality, size and modeling, Try for new expression, iT for the item, with roughly 19cm of heavily worked sculpting per figure.
Trio-Try-iT is FuRyu's original prize-figure series, and the company is unusually explicit about what the name means. Trio stands for three things it chases at once, quality, size, and modeling; Try is the push toward new expression; iT is the item itself. In practice that translates to a roughly 19cm figure built to draw the eye, with more sculpting and paintwork than a standard crane-game prize tends to carry.
It launched in March 2023 with a Re:Zero Rem in a cherry-blossom dress, and Re:Zero has stayed close to the center of the line, Rem and Ram cycling through coordinated outfits like Racing Girl, Girly Coordinate and Retro Girl Fashion. The variant-outfit idea runs through the whole series, the Quintessential Quintuplets sisters turning up in matching Bunny versions, characters returning in new looks rather than new poses.
The roster reaches across whatever is airing. Spy x Family, Oshi no Ko, Lycoris Recoil, Bocchi the Rock, Undead Unluck, Umamusume, Mashle, Apothecary Diaries, K-On and a recurring Hatsune Miku have all passed through, with the older InuYasha and Lucky Star turning up beside them. For all that breadth the figures hold to one brief, a single character given size and finish.
These are non-scale prize figures from FuRyu's crane-game channel rather than scale releases, and the line has run hard since 2023, well past a hundred and fifty figures catalogued and a dense slate of new characters lined up through 2026.
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