Prime 1 Studio has opened pre-orders for its new Street Fighter 6 Chun-Li Premium Masterline figure, and yeah, this one is not for casual shelf space. This is full-on collector room centerpiece territory.
The standard version is priced at $1,099, while the Ultimate Bonus Version goes up to $1,599. For Malaysian collectors, that roughly puts it in the RM5,000 to RM7,500+ range before shipping, taxes, and any local reseller markup, depending on exchange rates. In other words: this is the kind of figure you budget for like a PC build, not a random Shopee impulse buy.
Both versions are expected to release in Q4 2027, though the window could stretch into January 2028. So if you pre-order, be ready for a long wait.
What The Standard Chun-Li Figure Includes
The base release features Chun-Li in her Street Fighter 6 default costume, posed like she is about to start a match. The statue captures that calm-but-ready Chun-Li energy, with one arm forward and the other pulled back near her head as if she is about to strike.
The display base is also very SF6-coded. It includes part of the red bridge behind her, Chun-Li’s name across the front, and blue LED lighting on the sides. The whole piece stands at 23 inches / 59cm tall, so make sure your display cabinet can actually handle it before you start dreaming.
For SEA fans, especially those who have followed Street Fighter from arcade days to modern tournaments, Chun-Li is basically fighting game royalty. This is not just another character statue; it is one of Capcom’s most iconic faces getting the premium treatment.
Ultimate Bonus Version Adds More Display Options
The pricier Ultimate Bonus Version is limited to 500 units, so this is clearly aimed at hardcore collectors who want the rarest version possible.
That edition adds several extra parts: an alternate head with a more intense expression, a lower-body part that lets Chun-Li pose with her left leg raised like she is about to kick, an additional logo stand, a blue flame-style effect wall, and a separate stand for displaying whichever head part is not attached.
Basically, the Ultimate Bonus Version gives you more ways to style the statue, and it leans harder into the action-figure-meets-art-piece vibe. The standard version already looks premium, but the bonus edition is for collectors who want the full “boss display” setup.
Why Malaysian Fans Should Care
The price is definitely painful, no cap. But premium gaming statues have become a real collector niche in Malaysia and SEA, especially among fans who grew up with fighting games, JRPGs, anime figures, and convention culture. A Chun-Li piece at this scale is the sort of thing you might see in a high-end gaming room, collector cafe, or serious figure display at events.
It also shows how strong Street Fighter 6 still is as a global brand. The game is available on Switch 2, PS4, PS5, Xbox Series X, and PC, so Capcom is clearly keeping the series visible across both competitive players and collectors.
Prime 1 Studio has also recently shown figures based on Guilty Gear Strive characters Baiken, Ramlethal, and Sol Badguy, plus Ryza from Atelier Ryza 3 and Arsene from Persona 5. So if you collect Japanese game statues, your wallet is probably already crying.
The Street Fighter 6 Chun-Li Premium Masterline figure is currently planned for release between October 2027 and January 2028. The standard edition size has not been confirmed, but only 500 units of the Ultimate Bonus Version will be produced.
Source: Siliconera