Producing anime bobbleheads requires fidelity to anime IPs and artistic styles. First, licensing is obtained from anime copyright holders to ensure authenticity. The design team studies the anime’s art style—character proportions (large eyes, slender bodies), color palettes, and signature outfits/accessories. A 3D model is built to replicate the anime character exactly, preserving unique features like hairstyles, weapons, or magical elements. A clay prototype is sculpted, refined to match the anime’s aesthetic, with adjustments to ensure the character’s personality shines through. A rubber mold is made, and resin is poured to form white bodies. The white bodies are sanded to maintain the character’s distinct shapes. Painters use paints that match the anime’s color scheme, using techniques like airbrushing for smooth gradients (common in anime art). They add details like facial markings or glowing effects (for magical characters) with precision. The spring is installed to complement the character’s design—e.g., a lighter spring for delicate characters. Quality inspection checks for adherence to the anime design, color accuracy, and structural firmness. The packaging features anime artwork and character images, appealing to anime fans and collectors.