Here’s a figure rendition of Tony Taka’s popular Hatsune Miku illustration from the “Tony’s Heroine Works” compilation. This figure is a 1/7 scale PVC build by Max Factory with all details from the original illustrations intact such as the detailed transparent coloring and the delicious armpits. The Figure is expected to be available in stock this January

The pose shows a good deal of movement and a feeling of liveliness, not to mention how faithful the rendition is to the illustration and how extreme the pose is, the quality is just perfect and the figure is well crafted.

Although some parts are not shown from the illustration, the figure is well studied to match the same pose from the original so that you can view Tony’s creation from every view you like! And by “every view”, we mean this below…

I’d tap that…

The figure is expected to be in stock this January with limited availability, SO PRE-ORDER NOW!

Going around the mall just to look at stuff and see what’s new, I ended up wandering inside the ‘Comic Alley’ store, there I saw this Reimu Nendoroid. Knowing that I don’t have this yet, I was quick to pull out some cash and buy it before losing it… Well I failed to buy that Miku Nendoroid the other day so that was regretful. Anyways, I bought the figure then tried to walk outside but ended up buying more posters and a Miku wallet. Such impulsive buying makes me not surprised as to why I’m always broke…

In this post, we’re going to have some time to unbox and show my crappy skills in taking pictures, I won’t be making a review since it has been reviewed a lot of times and it’s just silly because that figure has been the shelves for so long already… so let’s get things started below…

Darn, it didn’t have that >< eyes/face set, we’ll just use the ones from the other figures…

Here’s the box just in case you want to see…

The right side of the box with a picture of Reimu holding those paper thingies and a wand.

The left side of the box.

The guts of the box… sort of…

It took me a while to figure how to use the stand which such an awkward… stand…
Reimu has to literally sit on the stand if she wants to stand. Wait, was that a paradox? >_<

And that’s my fail picture taking skills, I don’t expect anyone to like but whatever…

More info at Good Smile Company

The PVC Figure is a 1/10 scale of the loli Azusa Nakano of the moe blob anime, K-On! The figure would be approximately 160mm tall and would cost at around 3,800 yen to be released by Wave this May 2010.

See any cleavages? Flat chest goodness indeed…

The Figure also comes with another set of facial expression and nekomimi.

International pre-orders are now available.

Inumimi pantsu witch Yoshika Miyafuji delights us more in this figure rendition by Alter.

The figure is wearing the usual Fuso naval uniform of sukumizu and skirtless sailor fuku, along with inumimi and a large machine gun.

The figure is 1/8th scale by Alter, and will be due this September.

The figure also comes with switchable propeller blades.

International buyers can pre-order here.

The Persona series portrays several interesting characters that are doubtlessly given adequate attention by the fans, one of these is Rise Kujikawa, whose zettai ryoiki and sex appeal seems to make her a favorite by Persona fans and the likes.

The figure here is a 1/8th scale by Wave Corporation by which is said to be released this coming October.

Despite the suggestive camera angle, she is apparently wearing a pair of pantsu that is said to be pink.
International buyers can pre-order here now!
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