When I saw that THE Roxy figure from Mushoku Tensei was coming out I had to get it since I am a fan of the series. Roxy isn't even my favorite character but the figure plays such interesting parts of the narrative that it was a must have figure. I didn't know what I was expecting but when the package was delivered I was pleasantly surprised.

The box's presentation was impeccable with the printing and card material being top quality. It looks like a wooden chest where the the top opens like a lid. There isn't transparent plastic to be able to see the figure inside but I think that was purposeful for the sake of the aesthetic that this is meant to suggest it come...Read moreClose

Hiroi is my favorite Bocchi the Rock character and I am glad she has a Nendoroid representation. I also really like everything about this set: the faceplates (the "fun" drunk faceplate and "crazy" drunk faceplate are priceless) and the accessories (the bass guitar is cool but it's all about the sake bottle and sake box). Very happy with the quality as well as the accessory variety.

Crusch is one of my favorite characters from Re:Zero and I really like this Nendoroid. There are only 2 things that I don't like:

1. Part F (the arm part that allows her hands to come together to hold the sword under her) doesn't fit into the arm joint as it is supposed to. The tenon is too big for the mortise hole. I checked the instructions to make sure I was doing it right and I was. That deviation of tolerance is not a good look but it is better bigger than smaller because I think I could adjust it to fit later with some sanding. Nonetheless it is a disappointment.

2. I don't like the tab for the hat. I have had other figmas and Nendoroids with that plas...Read moreClose

I really do like the look of the Taiga Nendoroid. From pictures I have seen of the original one (185a) I think this one looks cuter and I like the expressions on the faceplates. The accessories are ok. I like the bokken. The bowl of rice is kind of weird without a hand with chopsticks or anything but overall it feels like a weird choice for an accessory. (Wish there was the "palm-top tiger" instead) It also sucks that there is only a left hand made to hold the bokken but it's not he worst thing ever. The most controversial part of this Nendoroid is it is the first for GoodSmile to use the new packaging as well as the shorter base plate. As others have mentioned, the new box m...Read moreClose

Great Nedoroid of Wiz to go with the other Konosuba characters. I especially love the face plates (the "nervous/fearful" faceplate being my favorite) that allows for her to be in humorous setups with Aqua.

I got one of the the other 1/7 scale Marin Kitagawa figures with her in her school outfit and loved it except I always thought the face was a little weird. This figure is much better at staying true to the way she looks in the anime and has the benefit of her being in her iconic swimsuit as well as holding her hair in a ponytail. A very alluring figure and one that I was happy to wait a long time for.

Love the character of Marin Kitagawa and Nendoroid does a great job with the mini figures they make. The faceplates are great and I love the little dakimakura that comes with the set. And like Marin's cooking, I am not sure what to do with the dish with her "cuisine" but it's a funny addition nonetheless.

Very beautiful Nendoroid of Miko. Great set of face plates and the coloring on her clothes is spectacular. Very happy with this purchase.

We all know why we purchased this figure. Why haven't you gotten the most glorious figure of the strongest idol ever? Haacha, Haachama!

Needed to get Okayu to pair with my Korone figure. I love that the set came with holding hands for the two. The one thing I don't like is that for Okayu's arms, you can't raise them too high because her hair gets in the way. Otherwise its a great Nedoroid.

Beautiful design for a figure. Love the Chinese "odango" hairstyle and the purple qipao. The ribbons are a great touch. The face is pretty well done.

That said there are things that explain the cost:
1. An obvious air pocket on the left heel on the back. A good thing it is not obvious from the front.
2. A paint defect on the right brazier, a red paint splotch. Also gold paint missing from trim as well as some blotches on the actual dress.
3. On the stockings, front and back there is a very obvious seam.
4. The pattern texturing on the dress. It seems like too much. Might have been better if it was painted or decaled on.

Otherwise it is a good enou...Read moreClose

So I didn't realize Hayase was going to be this big. Has an inch over my other figures. Almost as tall as two soda cans stacked on top of each other. I don't think the size is bad and actually kind of like it. You can switch between Hayase in her wet school uniform or in her swimsuit. To change out her looks, the figure is designed to have it's head come off so you can "unbutton" the shirt and take of the arms that are attached to her shirt and mortise/tenoned into her torso as well as "unbutton" the skirt on the side. You will need to take off the shirt and skirt to remove the plastic sheets that protect the components rubbing together and wearing the pain...Read moreClose

Love the pose and her costume. The texture on her green sweater is a nice touch. The scarf is a little lack luster though. I love the size and think it was a great purchase for what I paid.

Great figure with great details, especially with the wispy hair and texture on the jean shorts. I especially like the size. Surprised that only the pillow is supported on the stand by hexagonal mortise/tenon supports. Mai is meant to just lean against the pillow which is nice that there are no supports on her but means only the pillow could support her. Would actually be great for placing figure in other scenes. I think it was worth it.