Matikanetannhauser 1/7 Scale Figure Review | Umamusume

This Matikanetannhauser 1/7 scale figure from Umamusume: Pretty Derby captures her cheerful personality in the colorful “Clippety-Tippety-Clop” Signature Racewear. Phat! combines her warm smile, curled brown hair, blue casquette cap, layered outfit, flowing cape, and lively running pose into a charming display.

The figure also includes interchangeable parts for her familiar “Ei, ei, mun!” pose. Therefore, collectors can enjoy two noticeably different expressions without changing the main costume.

Figure Details

• Character: Matikanetannhauser
• Series: Umamusume: Pretty Derby
• Manufacturer: Phat! Company
• Distributor: Good Smile Company
• Scale: 1/7 scale
• Height: Approximately 260mm
• Sculptor: Yusuke Masaki
• Paintwork: Tori (Claynel)
• Original Release: March 2025
• Rerelease: April 2026
• Price: ¥28,800

For official specifications, visit the Good Smile Company product page .

Packaging

The box uses bold blue, white, red, and beige graphics around a large front window. The design matches the colorful racewear and display base inside.

The back shows the standard display together with several close-ups. It also previews the alternate “Ei, ei, mun!” pose.

The blister contains the figure, colorful base, clear support, instructions, and interchangeable parts. Extra face and arm parts allow the alternate pose shown later in the review.

Overall Front View

The main display captures Matikanetannhauser in a lively running pose. She spreads both arms outward while lifting one leg behind her.

The long red ribbons and wide cape make the pose feel much larger than the central body. Meanwhile, the clear support keeps the lifted leg position stable.

A closer view brings more attention to the blue skirt, red corset, brown belts, and small waist pouch.

Face and Warm Smile

Matikanetannhauser’s bright smile gives the figure an immediately friendly personality. Her orange-gold eyes use multiple shades and sharp highlights.

The curled brown hair frames her face softly, while the red hair clips add a small color accent beside one eye.

From an angled view, the depth of the curled hair and off-shoulder blouse becomes clearer.

The opposite angle also shows the large blue bow and corset lacing particularly well.

Signature Racewear

The outfit combines a white off-shoulder blouse, red corset, blue layered skirt, brown belts, and a wide cape. Gold trim and floral patterns keep the blue sections visually interesting.

The brown waist pouch includes a flap, tassel, and small gold hardware. In addition, the long belt ends with a metallic crest-shaped ornament.

Casquette Cap, Hair and Horse Ears

The blue-and-white casquette cap sits at an angle between her horse ears. A large red bow and two long ribbons extend from the rear.

From closer range, the cap, ear, curled hair, sleeve stitching, and waist pouch show plenty of fine detail.

The brown hair uses several curved layers instead of a single solid shape. As a result, the hairstyle keeps a soft appearance from the side.

The wide sleeves add extra volume around the shoulders while keeping the upper arms exposed.

Boots and Running Pose

The raised leg gives the figure its light running motion. Brown lace-up boots, red ruffled socks, and tan cuffs add several layers around the lower body.

From the opposite side, the cape, skirt, tail, and bent leg create a strong diagonal silhouette.

Opposite-Side Views

The opposite full view keeps the smiling face visible while showing more of the open cape and long ribbon.

A closer crop highlights the corset, belt buckle, floral skirt print, and layered hair.

Colorful bracelets decorate one wrist and add another playful detail to the costume.

From farther back, the long red ribbon sweeps well beyond the body and emphasizes the movement of the pose.

Rear View, Cape and Tail

From behind, the large brown cape becomes the dominant feature. The red bow and twin ribbons create a bright focal point above it.

The lower edge uses many pale pointed decorations that create a distinctive layered texture.

Her long brown tail curves between the legs and extends toward the base. Meanwhile, the raised boot remains fully detailed underneath.

The low three-quarter angle provides one last look at the layered skirt, cape, legs, and flowing tail before switching displays.

“Ei, ei, mun!” Alternate Display

The included interchangeable parts recreate Matikanetannhauser’s familiar “Ei, ei, mun!” pose. Her hands move close to her face while the expression changes to a softer smile.

The alternate face changes the mood considerably. Instead of the energetic open-mouth smile, this setup feels quieter and especially cute.

The front view still keeps the red corset, blue floral skirt, cape, and waist pouch clearly visible.

From an angle, the small raised fists frame her face naturally. The colorful bracelets also become more noticeable.

The slightly lower front view emphasizes the cape spread and layered skirt beneath the compact hand pose.

The low angle also gives the skirt more volume and keeps both fists clearly visible.

Both side angles show how the alternate arms fit naturally with the wide sleeves and cape.

Display Base and Paintwork

The large circular base uses blue, white, and red sections together with horseshoes, flowers, costume motifs, and the character name. It adds plenty of color without overpowering the figure.

Phat! combines matte fabric surfaces, metallic gold accents, soft skin shading, detailed printed patterns, and subtle gradients in the hair. As a result, the many costume layers remain easy to distinguish.

The Matikanetannhauser 1/7 scale figure stands approximately 260mm tall. However, the cape and long ribbons also require extra width around the display.

Matikanetannhauser 1/7 Scale Figure – Final Thoughts

Overall, the Matikanetannhauser 1/7 scale figure is a warm and highly characterful Umamusume release from Phat!. Her cheerful face, curled hair, colorful racewear, layered cape, long ribbons, detailed boots, and lively running pose work especially well together.

The standard display captures her energetic personality best. Meanwhile, the interchangeable “Ei, ei, mun!” parts provide a genuinely different second presentation rather than a minor variation.

Most importantly, the figure succeeds at reproducing Matikanetannhauser’s slightly goofy but lovable charm. It is an especially appealing release for collectors who value character expression as much as costume detail.

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