Rice Shower: Make Up Vampire! 1/7 Figure Review

Rice Shower: Make Up Vampire! 1/7 Figure Review

This time, we are taking a closer look at Rice Shower: Make Up Vampire! from Umamusume: Pretty Derby, released by Good Smile Company. Her shy vampire smile, tiny fang, claw-like hand pose, bat wings, and elaborate Halloween dress create an immediately charming display.

The biggest highlights are the layered black-and-purple skirt, flowing brown hair, delicate lace details, metallic gold decorations, and the way Rice Shower looks slightly embarrassed while trying her best to act like a vampire.

Packaging

The front of the box introduces the Halloween theme beautifully. A large illustration of Rice Shower appears in front of a golden moon, surrounded by bats, clouds, stars, and dark purple decorations.

The back displays the complete figure from several angles. It gives a useful preview of the layered dress, bat wings, long hair, crossed-leg pose, and detailed Halloween accessories.

The side panel uses another full illustration together with Rice Shower’s hesitant vampire introduction. The warm orange background contrasts nicely with the black, purple, and gold costume.

Blister & Contents

Inside the blister, the main figure, circular display base, support parts, wings, and instructions are packed separately. The large skirt and flowing hair occupy most of the tray, so the protective packaging provides plenty of space around the thinner costume details.

Careful handling is recommended around the wing tips, fingers, hair strands, lace edges, and pointed sections of the skirt.

Halloween-Themed Display Base

The transparent circular base uses metallic orange Halloween illustrations around its outer edge. Roses, bats, candy, pumpkins, and a silhouette of Rice Shower create a decorative frame without distracting from the figure above.

The clear support is placed near the center of the base and helps preserve the light, almost floating appearance of her crossed-leg pose.

Overall Front View

The main front view brings every major element together. Rice Shower lifts both gloved hands like small claws while crossing one leg in front of the other, creating a playful vampire pose rather than an aggressive one.

The broad skirt gives the figure plenty of volume, while the narrow upper body keeps the central silhouette delicate. Her wings, horse ears, flowing hair, and tail extend outward and make the display feel larger than the base initially suggests.

Black, purple, cream, orange, and gold are distributed evenly across the costume. The result is unmistakably Halloween-themed without becoming visually chaotic.

Face & Shy Vampire Expression

Rice Shower’s expression is the most charming part of the figure. Her visible purple eye looks gently toward the viewer, while the nervous smile and tiny fang suggest that she is slightly embarrassed by her vampire performance.

The light blush beneath the eye adds warmth to the pale skin. Her mouth is small, but the visible fang gives the expression enough personality to communicate the theme immediately.

The long bangs cover one eye almost completely. This familiar hairstyle gives Rice Shower a mysterious appearance that fits the vampire costume especially well.

Claw Pose, Gloves & Pumpkin Ornament

Both hands are raised beside the face with the fingers curled into small claws. The pose feels cute and hesitant, matching Rice Shower’s gentle personality rather than turning her into a threatening monster.

The black gloves have a soft matte finish and are paired with purple cuffs, orange bands, and fine black lace. Even these relatively small costume elements contain several different colors and textures.

A large orange bow decorates the waist, topped with a metallic-gold jack-o’-lantern ornament. The pumpkin face, leaves, berries, and curling gold decoration make it one of the most eye-catching details on the entire figure.

Hair, Horse Ears & Headpiece

Rice Shower’s dark brown hair is divided into long flowing sections that spread behind her shoulders and skirt. Several sharply curved tips create movement while keeping the overall hairstyle soft and elegant.

Her large horse ears rise clearly above the headpiece. The cream ruffles, purple bands, orange accents, blue rose, and trailing ribbon transform the familiar silhouette into a much more decorative Halloween design.

From the side, the layered bangs frame the visible eye beautifully. The long hair also provides a smooth transition between the head, wings, and broad skirt below.

Upper-Body Costume

The upper costume combines a pale cream blouse with purple panels, black-and-gold trim, and short puffed sleeves. Its comparatively light colors keep the face and torso easy to see between the darker hair and skirt.

A large black-and-purple ribbon sits at the collar, decorated with thin gold stripes and an oval red jewel. The jewel and gold frame provide a refined focal point directly beneath the face.

The black waist section is decorated with gold piping, small stars, and curved chains. These details visually connect the blouse with the metallic decorations used around the skirt and bow.

The opposite angle provides a clearer look at the puffed sleeves, lace-trimmed cuffs, collar ribbon, hair ornament, and wing placement. The sculpt remains detailed without losing the soft character-focused appearance of Rice Shower herself.

Waist Bow & Halloween Decorations

The large waist bow combines metallic orange with striped purple-and-orange ribbon sections. Its broad shape helps connect the compact upper body with the much wider dress below.

The central pumpkin ornament uses bright gold paint that catches the light easily. Smaller stars, chains, piping, and ornamental patterns continue across the waist and skirt panels.

This angle also shows how the purple skirt layer projects forward in broad folds. The fabric looks heavy and luxurious while still preserving the movement of the pose.

Layered Halloween Dress

The dress is the most elaborate part of the figure. Black and purple outer panels overlap with orange bat-wing shapes, cream ruffles, gold edging, spiderweb printing, and fine purple lace.

The lower angle makes the depth of the skirt construction especially clear. Each layer uses a different shape, finish, and color, preventing the large costume from looking like a single heavy mass.

The pale inner ruffles soften the darker outer dress. Purple lace around the lowest edge adds a delicate finish that contrasts with the sharper bat-wing and spiderweb motifs above.

Full Side View

The side view shows the figure’s depth particularly well. The face, raised hands, wings, waist ornament, broad skirt, crossed legs, hair, and tail all occupy separate layers from front to back.

Her purple ankle boots use orange bows, gold lines, open side sections, and raised heels. The shoes repeat the costume colors while keeping the lower silhouette light.

The broad black skirt panel is decorated with fine gold patterns around the edge. These small printed details help the darker areas remain visually interesting even from a distance.

Rear Three-Quarter View

From the rear three-quarter angle, the black spiderweb panel becomes one of the most prominent costume elements. Its pale web pattern spreads clearly across the dark surface.

The long hair and tail sweep outward behind the body, adding movement to the otherwise symmetrical wings and dress. The crossed-leg stance remains easy to understand even when the face is mostly hidden.

This view also shows how the pointed black, orange, and purple skirt sections overlap around the back without leaving large empty areas.

Bat Wings, Hair & Rear Dress

The two bat wings frame the upper back with broad lavender membranes and darker purple supports. Small pale tips at the upper corners add another subtle contrast.

From behind, the hair becomes a major visual feature. The long layered strands spread between the wings and over the upper skirt, while the tail curves outward near the lower side.

The dress changes character completely from this direction. Orange bat-like panels and the silver spiderweb design become more dominant than the purple front sections.

The alternate rear close-up gives the clearest look at the cream ruffles and purple lace beneath the darker outer skirt. Despite the number of overlapping layers, each edge remains clean and easy to distinguish.

Paintwork & Material Contrast

The figure uses matte skin, softly shaded hair, metallic gold decorations, glossy ribbons, textured lace, and slightly translucent-looking wing membranes. These varied finishes keep the complex costume readable.

The purple sections contain gentle highlights across their folds, while the black fabric uses restrained shading. Gold patterns and piping are applied throughout the dress without overwhelming the darker base colors.

Small details such as the fang, eye highlights, glove fingers, blue rose, pearl-like decorations, stars, lace, pumpkin face, shoe ribbons, and base illustrations reward close inspection.

Display Presence

The circular base itself is not especially large, but the wings, horse ears, broad dress, long hair, and tail give the completed figure considerable width. Some open space should be left around both sides and behind the figure.

Rice Shower looks especially effective at approximately eye level. From this height, her shy expression, tiny fang, claw pose, pumpkin bow, layered skirt, crossed legs, and wings can all be seen together.

Final Thoughts

Overall, Good Smile Company’s Rice Shower: Make Up Vampire! 1/7 figure is an exceptionally charming Halloween interpretation of the Umamusume: Pretty Derby character. The shy vampire smile, tiny fang, raised claw pose, long brown hair, horse ears, bat wings, pumpkin ornament, and richly layered dress all feel carefully coordinated.

The front emphasizes Rice Shower’s expression and cute attempt at acting like a vampire, while the side and rear views reveal the full complexity of the hair, wings, spiderweb panels, lace, ruffles, and tail.

For Umamusume collectors who enjoy elaborate seasonal costumes and character-focused figures with plenty of detail from every direction, this is an especially memorable Rice Shower release.