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Threezero Rebecca FigZero: Cyberpunk Edgerunners Preview

Written by Zero Variant · Published

Rebecca is the smallest member of Maine's crew in Cyberpunk: Edgerunners. She is also the loudest. She is quick to laugh and quicker to pull a trigger. threezero is now adding her to its FigZero 1/6 range, after the Lucy and David Martinez figures.

threezero showcased her at Anime Expo 2026 on the CD PROJEKT RED booth, announcing her on X as its "upcoming FigZero Cyberpunk: Edgerunners release". It has since released the full product details. This preview covers what she includes, how she differs from other Rebecca figures and what we know about getting one in the UK.

Front view of threezero FigZero 1/6 Rebecca in her navy fabric jacket with teal ponytails
FigZero 1/6 Rebecca. In development / not final. May differ from the final version. Image: threezero.

Who Rebecca is

Rebecca is a gunner and the crew's wild card. She is tiny, cybernetically modified and very well armed, with a sharp tongue to match. Her look is easy to recognise: teal skin, tattoos, twin ponytails and a jacket that looks a few sizes too big. That look is what makes her a good subject for a figure with fabric clothes.

What stands out in the design

According to threezero, the figure stands about 24.8 cm tall and has around 32 points of articulation. Here is what is worth knowing beyond those numbers.

The jacket does a lot of work. Rebecca's silhouette depends on the oversized coat with its high collar. A sculpted plastic jacket would limit how far her arms can move. threezero has made it from fabric with armour details, so it can hang loosely and move with her. One of the gallery photos shows her without it, so you can display her either way.

The body underneath is part of the costume. threezero has used a custom body for her, finished in a pale teal gradient with printed tattoos and sculpted shorts. In other words the skin is the outfit here, not something hidden under clothes. It also means the paint on the torso and arms matters more than usual.

Rebecca without her jacket showing the teal body and printed tattoos
With the jacket off, the teal body and printed tattoos are on show. In development / not final. May differ from the final version. Image: threezero.

Three faces and rolling eyes. She comes with three faceplates: a standard smiling face, a battle face and a laughing face. The head also has built-in rolling eyes, so you can choose where she looks. For a character whose mood changes this fast, being able to swap expressions matters more than it would for a quieter character.

Ponytails on ball joints. Her twin ponytails are articulated with ball joints, so they can swing out in a leaping or running pose instead of hanging straight down. In the action shots they are a big part of why the poses look dynamic.

Rebecca leaping forward with a shotgun
The jointed ponytails follow the movement in a leaping pose. In development / not final. May differ from the final version. Image: threezero.

Two sets of hands for two looks. She includes five pairs of hands. There are relaxed and firearm-holding pairs in both her standard hands and her cyberhands, plus a pair of cyberhand fists. The cyberhands come in mismatched pairs, with a pink hand for one side and a blue hand for the other. threezero says the two styles represent Rebecca at different points in the series, so you can choose which version of her you display.

Her weapons are named. The three firearms are Guts, the M2038 Tactician and the Crusher. The gallery has her firing from the hip, aiming two-handed and crouching with a gun over her shoulder. That suggests the figure is built for aggressive, low stances rather than standing neatly on a shelf.

FigZero Rebecca with all accessories: jacket, faceplates, cyber hands, normal hands and three firearms
The jacket, faceplates, hands and firearms. In development / not final. May differ from the final version. Image: threezero.

The figure is still in development, so the finished product may differ from these photos.

How a 1/6 FigZero differs from other Rebecca figures

There are already several Rebecca collectibles. They do quite different jobs:

  • Nendoroid Rebecca (Good Smile Company) is about 10 cm tall with exaggerated proportions. She poses with swappable parts.
  • POP UP PARADE Rebecca (Good Smile Company) is a static figure about 16.5 cm tall. She has one fixed pose and sculpted clothing.
  • Prime 1 Studio's Real Elite Masterline Rebecca is a 1/4 scale statue about 54 cm tall including its base. It is a much larger centrepiece with a pose set by the sculptor.

The FigZero sits between these. At about 24.8 cm, with real fabric clothes and around 32 points of articulation, she lets you choose the pose, the face and the weapon. A statue gives you one finished scene. A FigZero lets you set up your own and change it whenever you like.

She also fits with the other Edgerunners FigZeros. threezero lists Lucy at about 28.5 cm, so Rebecca's smaller height matches her size in the show when you display her next to Lucy and David.

Which edition this covers

This article covers the standard retail release, product code 3Z0602. Special Edition contents and availability are outside its scope.

UK price, arrival and availability

  • Price: Our current indicative UK price is £199.99 including VAT. We'll confirm the final price before opening orders.
  • UK arrival: threezero estimates shipping in the first quarter of 2027. Allowing for delivery to the UK, we currently estimate arrival in April 2027. We'll update the product page if that changes.
  • Availability: Preorders are not open yet. Register your interest to receive an email if the figure becomes available to order.

Register for updates

If Rebecca is one you want, you can register your interest on the product page. If she becomes available to order, we'll email you the final price and a link to buy. Registration is free and does not reserve a figure.

You can also browse the rest of our threezero collection and Cyberpunk figures while you wait.

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