Irumi Suzuki from NTR: The 1/6 scale +18 figure of Iruma-kun
The Irumi Suzuki 1/6 of NTR Studio This is a PU resin statue depicting the character Iruma-kun from Welcome to Demon School! on a concert stage, complete with microphone in hand and a base that mimics a sound system. The piece measures 23 cm high, 12 cm wide, and 15 cm long, and is rated 18+ due to its explicit depiction of the body.

- Study: NTR
- Character: Irumi Suzuki
- Franchise/IP: Welcome to Demon School! Iruma-kun
- Scale: 1/6, 23 cm high × 12 cm wide × 15 cm long
- Material: PU resin
- Versions: regular and explicit
- Pre-sale: October 19, 2026
- Launch: third quarter of 2027 (study reference)
- Full price: USD $251.00
- Reserve with deposit: USD $48.00
This is the 1/6 scale figure of Irumi Suzuki from NTR
The figure stands on a circular base, its body slightly turned and one leg forward, holding a microphone stand. Its devil-tipped tail curves to one side, following the line of its body. The purple hair, rendered in a gradient effect, falls over its shoulders, revealing yellow earrings and a choker with a pendant. The base depicts a small stage with black speakers, spotlights, and a mixing console.

The outfit consists of a black strappy harness that leaves the breasts exposed, with the lower part also in black, long gloves, and high purple heeled boots. The painted finish is glossy on the boots and gloves, while the skin maintains a light tone that contrasts with the leather. The nipples and buttocks are visible, and the difference between the two versions is noticeable on the back.

Regular version
The reference variant maintains the anatomy without visible genitalia from the rear view. The front is identical in both versions: breasts exposed under the harness straps, the same pose, and the same microphone on the stand. The difference between the two is limited to that area of the back.

Explicit version
The second variant adds explicit genitalia in the rear view, with the same modeling, scenery base, and finish as the first. The rest of the piece remains unchanged: bare breasts, long gloves, purple boots, a choker with a pendant, and the tail curved to one side.

Price and pre-sale of Irumi Suzuki
The full price on ORZGK is USD $251.00. There is also a pre-order deposit of USD $48.00, which covers the reservation only and not the total price of the figure. Pre-orders open on October 19, 2026, and the release is scheduled for the third quarter of 2027, according to the studio. Both payment options are available with full payment or a deposit, and you can check product dimensions and availability at [website address missing]. ORZGK’s record.
FIGURA +18Irumi Suzuki de NTR: la figura +18 de Iruma-kun a escala 1/6
Consigue esta figura desde la página de ORZGK.

Who is Irumi Suzuki in Welcome to Demon School! Iruma-kun
Irumi Suzuki is the idol identity adopted by Iruma Suzuki, the human protagonist of Welcome to Demon School! Iruma-kun. In the story, Iruma is a human boy who ends up living and studying at a school for demons, where his true nature is a secret that influences almost everything he does.
Irumi’s persona places him on a stage, with a microphone and an audience, hence the speaker setup, spotlights, and mixing console that accompany this figure. This blend of student and musical number explains the overall tone: performance pose, stripped-back clothing, and a demon tail that recalls the work’s origins.
Is the Irumi Suzuki NTR figure worth it?
The Irumi Suzuki 1/6 scale model is designed to fit in almost any display case: 23 cm tall with a 15 cm long base that requires some depth. The most interesting details are on the base, with speakers, spotlights, and a mixing console, and in the contrasting finishes between the glossy boots and gloves and the more matte leather.

This figure is for collectors of anime characters with a mature theme who appreciate elaborate displays, rather than simply an action figure meant for posing. The microphone pose and tail require viewing from both the front and back to fully appreciate the details, so it works best on an open shelf or in a display case accessible from both sides.
Which version of the Irumi Suzuki 1/6 do you prefer: the one that leaves the genital area out of the rear view or the explicit one?