Could Large Statues Handle Earthquakes?

More specifically, large statues with a prop supported only by a metal rod attached to a base, like the XM Studios Batgirl below. It looks like it's only attached at the ball of her left foot, and the statue is 25'' high weighing about 27 lbs. I keep imagining a large earthquake (I'm in the west coast) would break either the foot/lower leg, or the metal insert. I have a 1/7 scale resin model with a similar pose that's much smaller at about 2 lbs and watching it shake holding the base gives me goosebumps. Or am I just being paranoid?

A good earthquake will break anything

Nah, your statues are safe.
An earthquake will level a city, but it's not a match for a statue, no worries.

And a shelf can protect figures and statues.

Question still stands...

Short answer is no. If you can find something thats not built out of solid steel that will survive an earthquake you will be a billionaire overnight. That statue is gone in any good shaker.

The statue will remain in one piece up to a 10 on the richter scale but it may get a little wet with all of the broken water pipes and stuff.