This is an amazing figure. The detail is astounding and her pose is bold.

She is also quite heavy and large. Finding a place to display this will be difficult. She wont fit into the largest space in my display cabinet.

My only issue with this figure is the flag, while it is nice to see, she has her issues due to it. The Flag is MASSIVE. The Peg holding it to her cloak has already broke due to the weight, even with the support piece that holds it up, which in itself isn't very useful. The piece is a simple rod that sits on the surface and has 0 connection point to the flag. It just sits under the flag with no defined location as to where it is supposed to be supportin...Read moreClose

Okay, who is a goon that thought giving the peg that the head goes on being round while the peg slot an octagon was a good idea.

But in all seriousness, this exceeded my expectations for its price. Its durable, decently sized and well detailed. The product photo doesn't give it justice. The white portions on the hair had partial transparency. It only has one possible part, the head; which is the only part needed to be assembled.

Nendoroid for Scale

The book starts off with a little chronology of the games, includes release dates, systems, etc. Then what appears to be a few pages about the spin-off titles; it's all in Japanese, I have no idea what it reads. But the next part is probably the most important and doesn't need language, the art. This includes all the art for every character (alternate costumes, forms, etc.), NPC, enemy, Chirper Avatar, Cutscene CG, everything, from the original PS3 Hyperdimension Neptunia all the way to Megadimension Neptunia VIIR.

This is the ultimate addition for any Neptunia fan.

Nep joins the party with her beautifully crafted Paladin-class armor, giving her a whopping +99 in style and cuteness. Her victory pose assures quest completion for the party and your collection! Just don't display her next to any eggplant.

The figure itself is wonderfully crafted. She is rather sturdy, I'm quite confident she would fair well with any possible accidental tumbles.

She is simple to assemble, but its rather odd. It would seem either her arm isn't angled correctly or her sword is too short, as the sword wont actually sit on the base where it should. Rather, it just floats out of the palm of her hand (photo to exhibit).

For some reason I expected him to be a tad larger, but he's cool nonetheless. He's well detailed for his size and he is rather pose-able. I was surprised as how many joints his tail had. My only complaint is that there is a gap by the top of his back leg and the back, that you can literally see through him.

Exquisite. Ishtar is a massive figure, well, maybe not Ishtar herself, but her weapon is.

Both Ishtar and her bow have lots of little details, from the small wrinkles on Ishtar's clothing to the string of the bow being made of a flexible plastic.

My only issue; the stand. The weapon is your typical steel rod-into-socket, but Ishtar? No, no, no. She isn't fashioned onto the base at all. All she does is sit in a plastic chair. For the price, I'd have rather had her secured onto the base better. Displaying her is rather difficult because she tends to want to fall out of the seat, if you disturb her even a little. Personally, I cant display her inside my cabine...Read moreClose

Very nicely detailed figure, the armor has a nice sheen to it as opposed to her skin or cloth.

My only issue is her asymmetry. Her head is slightly looking to the right, making it look like she's trying to peek from behind her sword.

Getting her onto the base was a bit nerve-wracking, trying not to break the flames (which aren't removable), while wrestling with her feet to get the pegs in them.

Also, unfortunately, her sheath is solid and you cannot place her sword in it, if you don't want to display her holding it.

Words cannot describe how beautiful this figure is in person. From the ruffles in her outfit to the feathers on her wings, no detail was missed. The wings are where the real magic is. Each feather is individually detailed and their pose is nice. She holds her spear nicely, it won't get in the way of overhead nor is it unnecessarily too far from the character, eating up space. Her stand is a bit bland, but not an eye-sore.

Amazing figure. The outfit is sleek, the real fish net stockings are a simple yet superb addition. Her head rotates, so you can display her in different angles, however be advised that the purple ribbons on her headband will bump into her shoulders if you rotate her head too far. They're not super flexible, so be careful how far you spin her head!
Reason I gave her 3 stars? She arrived with both of the bunny ears broken off! But don't let this scare you, it wasn't a shipping issue.

Her armor is very intricate and she sports a nice pose. My only complaint, nothing too major, is that the way the spear is posed, she has issues with displaying in my case. She takes up a lot more room, as the pole of the spear is killing a lot of room, I just display her on top of the case to fix this.

A lovely figure! My only gripe is how she is mounted on the stand and future stability. She is only held up by a small metal shaft through her foot, at an angle. This is a lot of weight being supported on such a small peg and seems like she may have display problems later on. There is a small plastic prop for her other leg, but there seems to be a measuring issue with it, as it doesn't quite reach the leg to properly provide support.

Package arrived earlier than the projected date. The product was in perfect condition. My only complaint is it seemed like the shipping box wasn’t taped up all that well, the top seal was a bit loose.

Spider-Gwen is a nice addition to any collection. She is made out of a very sturdy material and lays on her base with magnetic feet. Shipping breakage would seem slim to none, as she needs to be minimally assembled; her outstretched arm needs to be put in, which would be the most susceptible part to breakage. My only complain are her head parts. They fall out rather easily. It takes little to no effort to accidentally knock them out of place. I understand they are interchangeable, but so are other figures and some of those are articulated.