The Marie Nendo is precious. She's incredibly adorable, well articulated and just has a lot of great detail on her. Even with her being based on the remake version, she makes me nostalgic in the best way for the original design.

Hopefully she gets a newer figure in a Figma, or better yet, a Pop-up Parade. And hopefully Elie will get a remake and join the Nendo squad with Marie (and others).

It took forever for Karin Suzushiro to get an artbook, but it was worth the wait. I would rate it 4 stars, because my most glaring criticism is how some of the illustrations are sized on some of the pages when paired together. I think some of them have been on Twitter in larger size and quality, so it's a shame to see quite a few of lovely ones reduced here. But all of the artwork is great, the book is well organized and a great part of any artbook collection, but especially for those that enjoy not just otome and shoujo style artwork, but any anime-stylized art.

Pre-ordered because the quality looked nice and I enjoy the pose. While he's not my favorite Gojo, the build/sturdiness is solid, and I like the extra face part. He's a really good size for his value too.

The quality of the figure is impressive for the price. The size is great, although he takes up a good bit of space and fits rather awkwardly in most places because of the stand and his pose. But I appreciate how visible and great all the details are because of the size. He's a sturdy figure too, with a nice heft to him, so it doesn't feel like even if he falls that he'll take damage. He looks pretty good beside other Gojo figures, though he might also stand out a bit much even beside the more expensive ones.

I don't usually buy Moderoid, but I didn't want to pass on MKR figures since they don't get re-releases from what I've seen. I've yet to do a proper unboxing, but the packaging and sizing are impressive already. Comparisons to the MKR Figmas and the other three mecha pending!

I like bags and I was excited for MKR merch, but the bag itself was worth the purchase in its own right. The size is just barely cutting it for a mid to slightly larger laptop (notably if carrying your battery and other accessories), but it's perfect for most standard sized tablets and smaller to mid size laptops.

The quality of the bag is great for the price, and I like that even with the size, the bag doesn't feel bulky. Likewise, the sleek design and emblem are a nice way to show love to the series without going into ita-style bags. If I can also get one of the multi-pouches, I'll see how well it does in the bag with the computer and review based on that as well.

I really wanted to buy all three charms but I found them too late (Umi's was already sold out). Now that I have mine, I want the other two even more! I didn't look at the measurements before buying so I was pleasantly surprised at the size of the charm as a whole. It's a perfect size to look stylish and show the design elements of Windam's motif and Mokona looks cute, and the tassels are of nice quality as well.

I like the size of the figure and the quality, but I guess with how standard so many Gojo figures are (a lot of the same, generic standing pose, etc) I don't know if I feel this is worth full price. He does display well with other Gojo's (especially alt outfits). I also feel like the base makes sense to pair with Geto, but on its own, it would be nice if they did better to make not so obvious they just snap together, or at least did a little more to the sand.

Feels rare to see long-haired Tomoe at this point, but he looks perfect in the art, and the size of the stand is great to show him off beside Nanami.

Pricey as the figure is, it's absolutely worth it! The new art and outfit by Inomata look wonderful, and I'm glad we got something like this before she passed. The figure's quality is impressive and reflects the fine details so beautifully. My only complaint is that I wish her mouth was a little more "delicate" to match how well they did the eyes and the artwork it's based on, but it's an immaculate figure.

I don't recall if this is new art just for the Medi-cos collab or not, but it is lovely art! Nanami looks great, and the stand is nice to show off with volumes of the manga, or with other shoujosei goods! It's a nice size too, which I love.

I don't have any of the previous figures from the series to compare (besides the just released Reala), but I think his quality and size are great in general. Looking at the figure closer in person, I do wish they made his nose a little sharper or styled differently, and the hair could use some work. But overall, it's a fantastic figure and I hope we see more Tales figures, particularly from Ribose!

Q Pos Mikey is super cute, even with the alt colors. I prefer the all black, but the desaturated colors on the alt give it a charming, dusky aesthetic.

Nice pose, pretty refreshing from the standard "standing there looking into the distance." I wish the coloring was a little different on his hair, even for a figure based on the anime, but it looks great for the price.

I got the figure for how cute his smile was, and sure enough, the figure itself is super charming. It's a good size and quality for the price, very worth it for the Phoenix.

He's super cute and surprisingly expressive. Nice size for a chibi/stylized figure.

Very nice quality for the price from Furyu, as usual. His face looks quite good, and the pose is simple but I like that it's a little refreshing compared to what we get lately (especially for Gojo). It's a pretty handsome figure to be budget.

It's a super cute Qpos! Bought it for a friend, and went with the B variant. May seem like a silly distinction, but I feel like the A variant is a little more Classic anime representing (more saturated color), whereas the B variant is matches better to the manga's mood and some of the art. Both are cute, but with most of the BSSM Qpos, I like the pastel, washed out look of the B variants' hair.

It's a pretty good figure! It's pretty unfortunate Yuta's figures are split between a small budget selection and then being expensive, but for a cheaper figure, this one is fine.

The quality of the figure is nice. Coloring and sculpt is nice, but it's another generic pose and look. Feels like movie Gojo could use something a little more dynamic or cool, even for a budget figure.

Got the B variant, and he's a pretty sturdy Q pos (compared to my other, recent ones), and superbly cute. He has Gojo's charm and nice quality. I like the coloring on the hair a lot and how well the face is sculpted. Even as a Qpos, I kind of appreciate better than the non-chibi stylized figures since they get generic without much extra appeal to make up for it.

Between all three acrylic diorama sets, this is definitely my favorite. Not only is it cute while still, it's even cuter with a little tap and watching Kirby swing. Very worth the price, and goes nicely with any Kirby merch, but especially beside Re-ment sets.

The cutest of the set, but not as fun to see in motion compared to the swing.

I wish the Whispy part was a little bigger. Kirby is very adorable though, and while I think the other diorama stands are more worth their price, this one is very cute and worthwhile too.

If you like Chibiusa, or collecting Sailor Moon stuff, she's a great figure. Probably the type A looks just as good, but the pastel color of the type B is very soft and cute, and matches well with some of her Sailor Moon Museum Store merch. Highly recommend! Her head does pop off pretty easy though. (Didn't have that trouble with my Supers Moon/Usagi.)

I always forget how small these are, but they're cute and with good details on them. Tsukasa's face and hair look good and I feel like that's the most important part. He looks as strong as a chibi Tsukasa could, and that's also worthwhile. Not a bad price for his quality but he also feels so minimally poseable. (As expected?)

For the cost, the figure is a nice size, has a good weight and feels fairly sturdy. But I do have nitpicks about the overall quality. His head feels a little small for his body. And most importantly, it seems like he was designed to be viewed from one angle, so much so that the shading around his ears and jaw from the back is so strong, it looks off from behind or some side angles. The detailwork and quality on his hair, face and the effect are pretty good, but it feels like the kind of figure where they're charging for its weight and the special effect rather than focusing on the character's actual features.

The figure is amazing; the pose is good, I like the base, I wish I had got to see the life-size version in person! This didn't need to be $200 though? I feel like this is another case of the base probably jacking up the price a bit (very unnecessarily). The fact that he can be sat on different stuff also feels like they should have made a version without the base and be a good deal cheaper. I don't mind the price for this one and would pre-order it again, but I wish companies were getting more creative with the base on top of the character for these prices, especially for characters like Gojo who's outfit isn't spectacular. (I do appreciate the detail on the folds and suc...Read moreClose

The figure is impressive. It's a nice size, and it has nice quality to it. I like how hefty it is and the details are nice. It also feels like the base is so overly huge but not *that* cool or engaging, it could have been smaller and the price could have been dropped. Likewise, Gojo is a nice size, but his pose is so basic and with how much of him is just the basic look, feels like the figure didn't really need to be upwards of $150? I love the figure, but I don't know if I would have pre-ordered it, seeing it now. (Not at full price, certainly!)

As the box says. The size is great, the quality looks amazing, and the box itself is pretty stylish and nice quality. Feels very sturdy. More than worth the price.

The packaging alone is really cute, and it immediately brings back fond memories of growing up with the anime. The figures are a nice size as well. Wish I had the Digi-destined to go with their pals, but maybe there'll be a re-run.

The shirt is as pictured, and those specific images of the girls are always some of the most beautiful MKR art to me, so the shirt is really love. I don't know if it's the shirt size or image quality, but it does seem like it has the lightest blur on it, but it kind of looks dreamy around their eyes and such rather than digitized or cheap. Care/wash instructions are pretty basic and nice, so it seems like the shirt will last without needing special care. Not really a must-have for a MKR fan, but still a great value and a nice piece of merch/wearable fandom.

It's a straight-forward and basic design, but it really works and looks lovely. I hope TOM will have more, excl...Read moreClose

I bought her to go with the Super Figure also releasing/released, but missed out. Nonetheless, the BSSM QPos are super cute, and sometimes it feels like they're higher quality overall than the other figures, even if they can lean into uncanny territory.

I bought this one for a friend, but she said besides being very cute, it is a big help in getting to sleep. I expected it to be a little bigger for some reason, even with the sizing. Hopefully they'll be back in stock one day!

The figure was bigger than I realized when I ordered it, and the size and quality were very worth the value. He would have been worth the value at full price, even, but I'm glad I got him on sale. If you're a fan of the character, series, or just bishounen in general, he's definitely worth it.

I thought the price was a good value for how the quality looked in the pictures, and they really do it justice! The size is a little better than I was expecting of 5.5", and the detail-work for the size is fantastic.

As usual, Law looks cool and with his brand of cockiness while sporting that smirk. Between the expression and the muscle detail, the figure cements itself as top tier, husband quality merch.