There's a new Good Smile Company Butareba Jess character announced and let us tell you why it's a good thing. Whether it's truck-kun, being stabbed, being summoned, or eating raw pig liver, people have many ways to get isekai. But the rewards of another life aren't really fixed. Sometimes, you're stuck with an alcoholic goddess, or you're turned into an aggressive loli. But sometimes you get lucky and are reincarnated as a sweet breakdancing pig with a cute girl showing you her panties. So, thanks to the newly announced Good Smile Company Butareba Jess figure, you can have your own cute Yethma to help you get through the day. And the best part is that you don't have to eat raw pork liver. Instead, spend around $142 and wait until Q2 2026. Fans can pre-order the figure now on Good Smile Company's official website.

But you know there's something to look forward to and that a company has an excellent advertising team when the pitch for a figure is “This figure has amazing details like curves Jess's cleavage was visible from underneath her outfit, as was her voluminous skirt that exposed her lower thighs. Additionally, the acrylic base reflects light, making the parts of the character obscured by Jess's dress appear brighter.” Sculpted by Massaki Oka, the figure measures a voluptuous 9.05 inches and is the perfect office outfit to stake your claim as the coolest person at work.

While its premise may leave viewers unsatisfied, Butareba: The Story of a Man Who Turned into a Pig is more nuanced than its name suggests. Despite the heavy focus on fan service, the show does a pretty good job of showing the dynamics and evils of racism and loneliness, while also trying to make the best of what is certain. is a bad situation. The story revolves around Mr. Buta-san (A boy reincarnated into a pig) and his maid Jess, who must travel to the capital of her world for a mysterious journey into adulthood. Can they do it while avoiding all the trouble that awaits them? Watch the show on Crunchyroll to find out.

Good Smile Company's Butareba Jess statue will ship in the second quarter of 2026.

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