At first glance, you may recognize the image below as the popular PSO2 FOnewearl (Force Newman Female) character, Rupika (ルピカ). But look closely.

FOnewearl Paper Figure
Yes, it’s not your normal FOnewearl fan art illustration…
It’s A FOnewearl Paper Figure!
This amazing work of art was created by a Japanese paper figure artist who goes by the name of Suiraku (水楽).
As the name “Paper Figure” implies, the entire FOnewearl (also called FOnewear in Japan) model you see is made from… yes you got it – paper!
The finished paper figure model is 26cm in height – slightly taller than a small soda bottle in size, as you can see in the image below.
FOnewearl Paper Figure Size
And here are more pictures of this wonderful figure from various angles.
Closeup
Side View

FOnewearl Paper Figure Side View
Full Body View From The Left

FOnewearl Paper Figure Full Body View (Left)
Full Body View From The Right

FOnewearl Paper Figure Full Body View (Right)
How Was It Made?
Suiraku (the creator of the FOnewearl paper figure) has documented the entire creation process on his website, Moe Kami.
The process can be briefly summarized as follows.
1). Create A 3D Model In “Pepakura” Software
First, the figure is rendered as a 3D model using a software called Pepakura (ペパクラ).

FOnewearl 3D Model

FOnewearl 3D Model Rendering

FOnewearl 3D Model Rendering (Top Half)
And here’s the finished version of the 3D model of FOnewearl Rupika done in Pepakura.

PSO2 FOnewearl Rupika 3D Model (Completed)
2). Print Out Paper Figure “Parts” On Paper
Basically, Pepakura lets you design 3D figure models on the computer, which can then be printed out on paper.

FOnewearl Paper Figure Parts Printed Out
The completed 3D model is actually created by putting together various other smaller “parts” – which you can design within the software. A full model can take up to several dozens to hundreds of “parts” to complete, depending on the level of detail you desire.
3). Cut Up Printed “Parts” And Assemble Them Into Full Paper Figure Model
You can then cut up the printed paper figure “parts” and assemble them into a full paper figure model – just like the 3D model you created. How cool is that?
Here are pics of the various parts of our FOnewearl Rupika before she was assembled together…
Rupika’s Boots & Earrings

FOnewearl Rupika’s Boots & Earrings
Various Accessories & Rupika’s Hands

FOnewearl Paper Figure Accessories & Hands
FOnewearl Rupika’s Head, Legs & More Accessories

FOnewearl Rupika’s Head, Legs & More Accessories
Rupika’s Body & Skirt

FOnewearl Rupika’s Body & Skirt
Completed FOnewearl Paper Figure!
And finally here’s the completed FOnewearl Paper Figure when all parts are assembled together!

Completed FOnewearl Paper Figure
Some Details of the Completed Paper Figure
Height: 26 centimeters
Number of Parts: 336 pieces
Creation Time: March 2012 – Mid-July 2012 (4.5 months)
FOnewearl Paper Figure Creation Process (Video)
If you’re interested in how this FOnewearl paper figure was created from start to finish, here’s a Youtube video showing the entire process:
The original NicoNico Douga version of the video above can be found here.
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