(Yes, I am aware that somebody already make the 'Looking cool, Joker!' joke, but it's perfect!)
This figure is great! His sculpt and paint are both top notch! He looks even more amazing paired up with Megahouse's Arsene figure; they were literally made for each other! Overall, I'm so glad I got him!

There are some prize figures with amazing quality out there, and she isn't one of those... TT Her belt loop is solid pink rather than white or the alternating white and pink triangles shown in her promo pictures, one of her pigtails is loose and will fall out if I move her even just a bit, and she has two dark marks on the front of one of her thighs. Still, she is Sakura Miku, so I can't bring myself to dislike her! ^^

Unfortunately, Square Enix has missed the mark with this one. I have many prize figures and am in no way difficult to please, but this is the first one to have disappointed me. She has so many paint defects, a very noticeable seam line down her left leg (though it can't be seen too well in the picture, except on her knee) and across her hat, and mine had glue on the right side of her face! It's unfortunate that this is the only option for those who want a Shiki figure, at the moment.

When it's time to put him together, save yourself some sweat and tears by watching ChristieOtaku's unboxing on YouTube. Seriously. People who mention that this figure is difficult to put together are NOT exaggerating. That is why I gave four stars, as I strongly agree that it should have come with some sort of instructions.
Now that that's out of the way, he really is a handsome figure! Arséne has been faithfully recreated, even down to his pointy bits (which are indeed as sharp as they look, OUCH)! I especially love the transparency of the flames and the spots of purple paint adding some shading to his large, black wings. Now to wait for Joker to come along and co...Read moreClose

I'm in LOVE with this figure; FuRyu nailed it! His face is lovely, and it was a very nice surprise that his scarf is made with a translucent material that allows it to resemble the way it looks in his illustration perfectly! He looks even better next to FuRyu's Piapro Characters MEIKO 1/7 Scale figure! He is pricey, but trust me on this: it's worth it! ^^

The Pop Up Parade line is supposed to be low-priced figures with higher detail than most prize figures but lower detail than most scale figures, and that describes this one perfectly! Crow is lookin' good here, I don't regret my purchase at all!

Mine has the paint defect where the buttons on his coat were painted gold rather than black, but he looks great regardless! He's good quality for the price and looks excellent next to the other Phantom Thieves!

Now that I've got the references that only someone who's watched the anime would get out of the way, let me just say: I love this figure so much! MegaHouse did such an amazing job recreating all the details from Aoi's Blue Stage coord! It doesn't show up in the picture, but the white boots even have a blue sheen to them! I smile every time I look at her and Ichigo, and I would definitely recommend both of them!

Despite being niche here in the west, Aikatsu! is my favorite anime, so my excitement when I discovered that there were prepainted figures was off the charts! I was not disappointed at all; every single little detail of Ichigo's Pink Stage coord has been recreated so faithfully in this figure, right down to the poofy skirt and shiny shoes! I really wish my camera could do her better justice, I couldn't recommend her or Aoi enough, and I can't wait to get Ran to complete the Soleil unit! ^^

He and Rin are my third and second Nendoroid Swacchao!s, respectively, and I love all three! If you have a Nendoroid, you already know what to expect: small, adorable chibi figures with Good Smile's signature level of detail. They DO need their little chairs to sit because their heads are too big to stay on a ledge without it. He and Rin brighten up my shelf along with Miku and make me smile! Would recommend!! :3

She and Len are my second and third Nendoroid Swacchao!s, respectively, and I have yet to be disappointed! The paintwork is always amazing, you can swap her parts with other Nendoroids and move her head and arms! On top of that, she is ADORABLE! I would recommend!!

As others have already said, this is a great-looking figure, and the price point is a huge bonus! But because he doesn't break the bank, the paintwork a FEW small flaws. He's definitely worth picking up if you can't afford his scale, though!

For a villain, this Miku is too adorable for her own good! Her face is also nowhere near as bad in person as pictures on the internet can make it look! In fact, the more I look at it, the more it grows on me! But as the title says, mine has messy paintwork on her nails... I still love and would recommend getting her, though! :3

Nendoroid Swacchaos are exactly what they seem like: Nendoroids that can sit on ledges with the help of a chair (but not without because their heads are too big xD)! They're even smaller than regular Nendoroids because they're in a sitting position. Nendoroid Swacchao Miku definitely has that chibi adorableness you would expect from a Nendoroid, as well as the great paintwork and the ability to move her arms and head (or swap her parts with other Nendos)! I can't wait until Rin and Len arrive to accompany her! :3

I'm a vocal synthesizer collector who loves her knick-knacks just as much as any video game, figure, plush, etc. Sadly, it's hard to find any, much less that do anything more other than look pretty. When I found out this existed through a YouTube video, I knew I had to buy it. Not only was it adorable, but it served an actual purpose! I decided to order it from TOM, though I've never done that before. Since I chose 'Surface' for my shipping, it took two months and 9 days to arrive, but it was totally worth it! I was worried when I first opened the box realized that the stickers had to be applied manually, since I tend to be clumsy. Surprisingly, they were very easy t...Read moreClose