This S.H.Figuarts release captures Kamen Rider PunkJack in two dramatic presentations: Monster Form and Beat Form. At approximately 150 mm tall, the sculpt emphasizes layered armor plates, torn textile details and punk-inspired ornamentation such as studs, straps and asymmetrical plating. The Monster Form showcases a bulkier silhouette with exaggerated gauntlets and a menacing helmet design, while the Beat Form presents sleeker lines, dynamic poseability and rhythm-themed motifs across the chest and limbs. Paint applications include metallic silver highlights, deep matte blacks and vivid accent colors for contrast, with fine panel lining to bring out mechanical detail. Multiple hands, alternate face/helmet parts, weapon and effect accessories enable display in aggressive action poses or characterful standing stances, and the figure’s articulation points are engineered for seamless movement without breaking the visual silhouette.

Kamen Rider PunkJack is portrayed as a rebellious and unpredictable Rider whose aesthetics and fighting style set him apart from more conventional heroes. Emerging from a background that fuses street-level defiance with high-tech augmentation, PunkJack occupies a liminal space between antihero and ally. His Monster Form channels raw, overwhelming power—favoring brutal, close-quarters tactics and imposing presence—whereas Beat Form emphasizes speed, rhythm and improvisational combos that rely on timing and momentum. Throughout his appearances he struggles with identity and the price of power, often testing alliances and forcing protagonists to confront moral ambiguities. Fans are drawn to his complex personality, theatrical design and the way his two forms represent contrasting approaches to conflict: one driven by force, the other by precision and flair.