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Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Captain Angel sixth scale statue unveiled by EXO-6

June 24, 2026 by Amie Cranswick

EXO-6 has revealed its Captain Angel sixth scale collectible statue which is inspired by the appearance of Jesse James Keitel as the villainous pirate captain from  Star Trek: Strange New Worlds. It is available pre-order now, priced at $225; take a look here…

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Meet Captain Angel, the enigmatic pirate from Star Trek: Strange New Worlds episode “The Serene Squall” who arrived aboard the Enterprise with charm, deception, and a hidden plan. A non-binary character portrayed by Jesse James Keitel, Captain Angel first poses as Star Fleet scientist Dr. Aspen before revealing their true identity and outmaneuvering the crew in a daring rescue plot.

Introducing the EXO-6 1/6 Scale Mixed Media Statue of Captain Angel—an uncompromisingly detailed tribute to one of Strange New Worlds’ most memorable villains. This is not like any other EXO-6 figure: Captain Angel is captured in a striking non-articulated pose, raising the iconic “Live Long and Prosper” Vulcan salute with defiant style and pirate flair.

The likeness is exceptionally precise, down to Jesse James Keitel’s facial features, earrings, and distinctive face markings. Standing 28 cm tall, this statue recreates every aspect of the character including the costume which has been meticulously researched. To ensure screen-accurate authenticity EXO-6 collaborated with Strange New Worlds costume designer Bernadette Croft in researching and executing the outfit. From the textures and tailoring to the overall silhouette, the result reflects the character’s layered presence as both a seductive deceiver and a formidable pirate captain.

Captain Angel is more than a figure—they are a moment from Star Trek history brought into collectible form. Elegant, dangerous, and unforgettable, this statue belongs at the center of any serious Star Trek collection.

 

Originally published June 24, 2026. Updated June 28, 2026.

Filed Under: Amie Cranswick, News, Television, Toys Tagged With: EXO-6, Jesse James Keitel, Star Trek, star trek: strange new worlds

About Amie Cranswick

Amie Cranswick is Executive Editor of Flickering Myth, responsible for overseeing editorial coverage across film, television and pop culture.

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