He's absolutely massive in person; this is a figure that definitely has a presence. His face looks better than it did in the official photos, which was something that some people were concerned about but turned out to not be an issue. A great centerpiece for Tellius fans; certainly cheaper than getting a copy of Path of Radiance today lol

This artbook features work from big names in the industry as well as artists I've never heard of before. There's a fair amount of typical anime art, but it also features some unusual styles. I've included a picture of my favorite two-page spread.

This is a good book to pick up if you're looking for examples of unique art styles along with popular anime-inspired styles. It even features a few non-Japanese artists.

My copy has no paint flaws as far as I can see. I'm really impressed by how neat the detailing is on the tiny and delicate parts like her belts and the sheath. My only complaint (a tiny nitpick, really) is that she has a boring box.

Typical Taito QC, though my copy had some brown dust on the white part of the skirt. I have some gripes with this figure: the constellations on the skirt aren't visible at all unless you look closely, the paint boundaries on the purple shoe are really unclean (though this is a prize figure, so I shouldn't complain), and the eyes look strange in person. Looks fine from a distance (albeit without the constellations, which were my favorite part of the prototype), but compared to some Taito releases it falls a bit flat.
The base is an improvement upon older Taito Miku figures. It's smaller and flatter than before- shaped like a Frisbee rather than like a Petri dish.

Super cute, super large. She does lean forward a bit more than I would have liked, though. I got an oval base.

Like other people have said, the box feels pretty hefty and the figure itself is HUGE (compared to Taito's Mikus, at least). I like the design of the box. The paint job is typical prize quality (though applied fairly neatly) but the clear plastic parts are so colorful and they look really good. She attaches securely to the base and has two clear support stands for her massive hair, so hopefully she won't start to lean over time. My only complaint is that the position of the decal for her left eye looks a bit off compared to the promo photos, but overall I'm really happy with her.

Her bangs look a little strange- they almost seem dusty. My copy also has the odd paint error here and there, with a red smudge on her upper arm and some scratches on the top of her head. Taito generally does better paint jobs than this. I do like the glossy paint on her boots though.

No paint flaws as far as I've seen. The fan doesn't want to stay in the hand, but that's a minor issue. It may seem like there aren't many accessories, but there are two sets of alternate arms (to which the sleeves add a lot of bulk) so it's understandable.

I ended up buying points out of desperation when I ran out while playing SEGA Catcher. I'd recommend stockpiling points if you're a premium member, but this is good in a pinch. The "glitter" games aren't actually that hard to win once you get the hang of them, so I'd go for these.

Dynamic pose and unique outfit, just like the other seasonal Mikus. There were a few paint flaws (which I've seen a lot of on Taito's stuff), it seems like the parts at the hip aren't pushed together closely enough, and she's wobblier on her stand than my Halloween Miku (also in a one-footed pose) so be aware that it's not a perfect product. I gave it 5 stars because I got it at a good price and she's really cute.
(By the way, the stand looks better in real life. Not as piss-colored as the photos made it look.)

Myethos figures always look really nice because of their effective composition, and this one looks great from a distance. Up close, there are some minor paint flaws but the detailing is done well and the colors are really vibrant.

It's massive at 300 pages (fairly hefty) and also pretty expensive. The art's really cool; I just wish that it felt like there was more content in it (personal gripe and stinginess, though, other people might be overwhelmed by how many elements made it from the PVs to the book). There are a few finished pieces in there, but as an MV book the majority of it is frames from Sidu's PVs. I saw some scans before buying it and was under the impression that there would be more finished pieces, but that wasn't the case, so if you're looking for a more traditional artbook just know that it isn't that.

Really cute! She looks even better in person. The sculpting on the twintails is especially nice. Do be aware that the music note hair piece is kind of loose even if you push the front hair part all the way back, though.