Another Eris figurine in my collection. Both of them (including the previous one from CA Works, which I recently reviewed here) I wanted to have in my display cabinet as soon as I saw them for the first time. Fortunately, the sale was not heavily limited, so I was able to purchase them without any problems.
Since I liked Mushoku Tensei from the very first episode, my collection could not lack a figurine of my favorite character. Let me just mention that in the near future I will receive a shipment with another figurine depicting Eris, so its review will also appear.
I’m not some big fan of the Nekopara series. I read the visual novel at a time when no one was talking about it yet, but since it was one of the most entry-level VNs I’ve encountered (even if we’re talking about the version with a proper patch), it somehow didn’t particularly stick in my head. However, that doesn’t mean it detracts from the visuals, which were really nice – including the character designs, of course. The figure featured in this review appealed to me outstandingly, which is why it ended up on the shelf in my detolf.
Nie będę ukrywał – na tę figurę polowałem już od dłuższego czasu – nie zorientowałem się na czas z preorderem kilka lat temu. Niestety albo ceny były astronomiczne, albo sprzedawcy życzyli sobie ogromne kwoty za wysyłkę (w końcu pudełko jest dość masywne). Ostatnio jednak udało mi się ją zakupić (i to w wersji takiej jak chciałem, ponieważ istnieje również taka bez rajstop) w dość rozsądnej cenie.
I can already confidently say that I have become addicted to FREEing’s B-Style (Bunny) series figures. Every time I look at the new bunny releases and see my favorite characters, so I just couldn’t resist adding to my cart as soon as I saw that Mizuhara Chizuru got her place among other heroines dressed up in these outfits. Here we have additionally a beautiful red and shiny type.
A few days ago, a DHL courier showed up at my door with the shipment. So I welcomed another 1/4 scale B-Style FREEing’s figure in my collection. As with the Shokuhou Misaki (also from To Aru Kagaku no Railgun T) reviewed earlier this year- its size impressed me. It may not have been as surprising as Misaki, however, there was still a “wow” effect.
Figurine was designed based on an illustration by Tamano Kedama. Rurumu is an original design by this artist. The manufacturer is Bishop’s Rondo, a company mainly engaged in transferring original figures into 3D form in the form of high-quality figurines.
The figurine was created based on an illustration by Ayuma Sayu. Koakuma Rias-chan is an original design by this artist. The manufacturer is Bishop’s Rondo, a company mainly engaged in transferring original figures into 3D form in the form of high-quality figurines.
Machikado Mazoku is one of my favorite yonkoma published in Manga Time Kirara. It also has a brilliant anime adaptation that makes it even more enjoyable to watch, primarily because of how phenomenally the voice actors did their job (especially Kohara Konomi as the main character). Anyway, I already wrote a review on the adaptation, which you can read here. However, I didn’t have a figurine representing any of the heroines so far, so it was about time to get one.
It’s hard not to buy a figurine portraying your favorite character from a series, especially when the series itself is held in high regard. In addition, I am used to the quality of Phat! Company products, so I ordered this figure without a second thought.
Minami Natsuno is a character from the game Juusan Kihei Boueiken, known in the west as 13 Sentinels: Aegis Rim. As this is one of the greatest titles I’ve ever played, I can’t imagine not having at least one figure with a character from this masterpiece. While I liked all of the characters, Natsuno was the one that stuck out to me the most, and I really liked her, along with her robotic companion BJ, who was also included in the set.
I was a little worried when reading the comments about how her face looks, as a lot of people have complained about that. When I opened the box, I noticed that the design is a bit closer to what the character looks like in the source material of the adaptation (manga) than what style Silverlink and most fanart has adopted.