EXO-6 launches Captain Angel statue, a milestone in Trek representation

Published on June 28, 2026 | Translated from Spanish

EXO-6 has released a limited edition statue of Captain Angel, the non-binary villain from Star Trek: Strange New Worlds. Standing 28 cm tall and priced at $225, the figure captures the essence of the character portrayed by Jesse James Keitel. This piece represents a step forward in diversity within collectibles, offering fans the opportunity to own an object that reflects the cultural evolution of the franchise.

Statue of Captain Angel from Star Trek Strange New Worlds being carefully assembled on a collector display stand, 28 cm height figure showing intricate fabric folds and gold metallic insignia, precise hand placement during final positioning, photorealistic technical illustration, soft museum lighting casting dramatic shadows across the base, fine details of facial expression and costume texture visible, limited edition box open nearby revealing numbered certificate and foam insert, cinematic product photography style, high-contrast studio lighting emphasizing sculptural quality, ultra-detailed polymer surface reflecting subtle highlights, collector workshop environment with protective gloves and precision tools on clean workbench

Design process and technical details of the figure 🖌️

The statue is made of high-density resin, with a hand-painted finish that reproduces the folds of the uniform and the character's facial makeup. It includes a base with the series logo and a rear support to maintain balance. According to EXO-6, the digital scanning process started from direct references from the filming to ensure precision in features such as the asymmetrical hairstyle and metallic details of the belt. The edition is limited to 500 individually numbered units.

The villain who came to save your shelf from boredom 😈

If your Star Trek figure collection only has heteronormative captains from the 90s, it's time to modernize it. Captain Angel is not only a stylish villain, but will also put your other statues in their place: literally, because it takes up 28 cm of shelf space. For $225, you take home a piece of LGBTQ+ history and, incidentally, the perfect excuse to explain to your friends why your display case looks like a galactic diversity convention.