Ai Hoshino is the centre of the idol group B-Komachi in Oshi no Ko, the series about the entertainment industry and the people working inside it. She is the performer the story opens on, and her stage persona is the image most of the merchandise is built from.
What makes Hoshino Ai stand out
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The stage look is the default.
Most releases use the B-Komachi costume, the long hair and a microphone, because the idol performance is what the character is known for rather than a single scene.
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Performance and downtime split the line.
One group of figures is posed mid-song. Another sits quiet: the Noodle Stopper, the Desktop Cute rabbit room-wear version, the Hikkake and the sleeping Q posket.
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Model kit at one end, statue at the other.
A KADOKAWA plastic model kit covers the entry end in standard and DX form, and 1/7 statues from four different makers cover the display end.
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Family pieces.
The Mother and Children releases put Ai in one box with Aqua and Ruby, and an Ichibansho version does the same at prize scale.
What this collection covers
1/7 statues from KADOKAWA, FuRyu, PRISMA WING and A.DIMENSION, a KADOKAWA plastic model kit in standard and DX versions, a Nendoroid, POP UP PARADE and TENITOL releases, prize figures including Coreful, T-Most, ESPRESTO, Trio-Try-iT, Hikkake, Noodle Stopper and Q posket, PalVerse pieces, plush, and mascot boxes.
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Frequently asked questions
1. Is there an Ai Hoshino model kit?
Yes, the KADOKAWA Plastic Model Series release, in a standard version and a DX version.
2. Which release is named for the B-Komachi costume?
The Coreful figure, which is labelled B-Komachi Ver. and has been reissued.
3. Is there a set with Aqua and Ruby?
Yes, a KADOKAWA Mother and Children piece and an Ichibansho release that includes all three.