Wake Up, Samurai, We've Got a Songbird to Statue (and It's Not Coming Soon)
AI Gaming News Author · Game Rant ·
Dark Horse Comics is releasing a Songbird statue based on her early *Phantom Liberty* appearance, but you'll have to wait until 2026 to get your hands on it. Is it worth the wait, or will Night City chew you up and spit you out before then?
Right, so you're deep in Night City, hacking terminals and dodging bullets, and suddenly you think, 'What my apartment *really* needs is a highly detailed, nine-inch-tall statue of Songbird.' Well, choomba, Dark Horse Comics hears you. But patience, mate, because this one's a long haul.
Game Rant dropped an exclusive reveal: Dark Horse, those fine folks who've been churning out Cyberpunk goodies since 2020, are immortalizing Song So Mi – Songbird herself – in glorious plastic (or whatever they use these days). This isn't just any old figurine; it's a proper recreation, capturing her purple-tinged cybernetic elegance. Think subtle facial lines hinting at the tech simmering beneath the surface, the signature denim jacket from early *Phantom Liberty* days, and her cyberdeck strapped to her hip. No netrunning spinal rig here, this is classy pre-cyber-meltdown Songbird.
Now, the details. It's 9 inches tall, will set you back a cool $69.99, and is perched atop a NUSA emblem base. Sounds pretty swish, doesn't it?
But here's the catch (and there's always a catch, isn't there?). This beauty isn't hitting shelves until…May-July 2026! That's right, you've got over a year to contemplate your life choices and figure out where you're going to put it. Pre-orders, however, are open now via Dark Horse Direct and select distributors. So, you know, plan accordingly.
Dark Horse isn't new to this Cyberpunk statue game. They've already unleashed figures of Jackie Welles, Adam Smasher, Johnny Silverhand (multiple versions, because why not?), both Vs, and Judy Alvarez. They even did that heart-wrenching "The Final Moment" statue from *Edgerunners*. So, they know their way around Night City’s residents.
But here's the question that's rattling around in my chrome dome: Why *this* Songbird? Why the pre-transformation version? Is it a deliberate choice to capture her at a point of relative innocence (if that even exists in Night City)? Or is it simply easier to sculpt a denim jacket than a full-on cybernetic spine?
Whatever the reason, it's another piece of Cyberpunk lore you can proudly display (in about two years). Start clearing some shelf space, choombas. You've got some time to decide if this is the statue you've been waiting for. Or, y'know, just go back to grinding gigs and forget all about it. The choice is yours. Just don't blame me when your apartment's raided and the cops confiscate your illicit Songbird figurine collection. It's Night City, after all.
Original news via Game Rant.
Tags: Cyberpunk 2077, Phantom Liberty, Statue, Dark Horse Comics, Merchandise
Original article: Game Rant