I was really eager to receive this figma and was not disappointed. The number of accessories, the poseability, the expressions, everything was perfect! Everything? Well not completely, but close enough. I have small letdowns with the figure: first, Link's legs hardly go up because of his tunic so you can't really make him look like he's sitting on the ground, which is a shame to me. Even making him sit in a a 90 degree angle would be a bit hard. Second is that the Tornado Rod doesn't actually come as a full item. You have the little plastic panel to make it seem like it's spinning, but no green wind blades to show it if it was still or if Link was just holding it (I ...Read moreClose

I've waited a long time to get my hands on this figure and I've liked it a lot ever since I've received it. I like the fact that you can remove the cape the figurine has a lot of movement range. My only complaint would be regarding her hands when she holds Falchion. You've got to force the sword into the hand a lot more than I would like or that I expected (a comparison would be the Asuna figure which doesn't require any forceful action to make her hold her sword decently), making me worry about the durability of the figure in the long-term (grip loosening up too much or hand breaking). I've been very careful with it since there were reports of her belts breaki...Read moreClose

The book is quite big and has many full-age art. I love art concept sketches and I wasn't disappointed with this book. The two only downsides would be the fact that the book is entirely in Japanese, thus making the last... tenth of the book (which I think is filled with the game's dialogues or something of the sort) pretty much useless/uninteresting if you don't speak that language. But for any fan of the Fire Emblem artwork, I think this is a must.

I thought that Toon Link was the perfect Link form that could be made into a Nendoroid and I wasn't disappointed when I received the figurine. It's beautiful and very easy to manipulate, allowing to simulate situations that go beyond the four suggested poses. The only thing I'd say is to be careful with the shield's handle and the sword's end piece, since they can come off easily and they're small parts that can also be easily lost.

I was very pleased by this Nendoroid and I had a lot of fun playing around with it and all the accessories included. The box was bigger than other Nendoroid or Figma figures I've received before, probably because of the three expressions. A few small issues though: I had trouble putting the flame effect into place and the knight cap doesn't seem to be able to stand with the puffy expression (probably since it makes the figure to not be a perfect sphere). The delivery was swift and quick and although I always find the boxes to be a bit big for a single product, said product was well protected with paper.

So I received Asuna as my very first figma figurine back in July. And I've got to say I was impressed by the quantity of accessories and hands and the quality of the figurine itself. I was scared of ripping the clothes at first when moving her around to position her, but they're very sturdy despite their flexibility (which gives a very realistic feel). I'wished there would have been maybe one more expression face, like an angry one or on with her eyes closed, but that's fine. Another small thing I noticed is that the scabbards were relatively difficult to put into place, and I actually "broke" the red one since the white plug that serves to attach it to the figu...Read moreClose