The figure itself is adorable. She is a wonderful addition to any Miku collection, with a cute sculpt and perfect coloring. My only word of caution is she is not sculpted to sit as a normal noodle topper is-- she is meant for a thinner shelf to sit on and let her legs curl slight under so it took a little fiddling to find the perfect place for her.

I had to have this adorable figure. Her pose is cute and details are spot on!

I don't even play Persona but I had to have this and the Futaba figure. She's perfect!

As I noted in my review of the Sailor Jupiter figure, all of the Sailor Scouts for the Glitter & Glamours like have a single foot base. Unlike the two Sailor Moons I have that seem to be a little lose and prone to fall over, Mercury's seems to be snug enough she's very stable. Her colors are true to the show and the details can't be beat for the price!

I love this figure! The Glitter & Glamours line is always solid and Jupiter is no exception. I was a little hesitant when I pulled her out and saw her base. All of the Sailors have a base that supports one foot and I've found the ones on Super Sailor Moon and Eternal Sailor Moon are a little loose meaning the can fall if their display case is bumped, but Jupiter seems pretty solid despite how her foot is angled. Details are cute, and the pose is iconic!

The details on this figure are wonderful! She's as pretty as the picture and I love her to bits!!

I wasn't so sure about this Miku because of her coloring, but I really wanted the Halloween theme. I'm glad I did! She's cute and fun!!

The only thing I would warn about is the base is very big, which might make displaying this figure a lot harder. But his paint and sculpting is solid, would recommend for a JJK collection.

A little confusing how to get her ribbons to sit just right, but she's a great little figure with a lot of detail!

Big enough for all my things, and the clear file on the side is great for switching out my style.

The amazing heroes are great little figs. Her hair twirls are a little off as they're soft, but with some gentle coaxing can stand on their own.

The colors are just as vibrant in person, would recommend of you're looking for art of your favorite classic characters.

The image quality is great. Crisp and vibrant.

The sword was a little mystery. It's not broken, the handle isn't connected so you can pull the front part of the handle completely off to place the sword in her hand. Looks great next to my Mako!

I love the pop up parade figures, great pose and a great price

Wish I could select more pictures to illustrate the weird issues with this figure. From a distance, she's fine, and really is a gorgeous figure. But up close there are weird bumps in parts of her paint job, like they didn't sand over the figure before finishing her. There are also weird discolorations like the one pictured, and her "halo" is attached which makes it seem easy to break off, and seems to have scratched against her bow to leave marks. Considering how beautiful my Consort Yu figure was, I definitely expected better quality from Myethos for this one.

Just like the other RWBY POP UP PARADE line, Yang has a dynamic pose and great painting. Love her, hate that with Queendom I have four more to buy.

Another great addition to my snow Miku collection. Like the others she's a little hard to pose with her props, but she's super cute with lots of details.

Looks exactly as pictured. A nice size perching figure, and her little pillar seat keeps her light and easy to move if need be.

I was obsessed with this figure, so when they did the re-run I snatched her without a second thought. She's extremely detailed, and even though putting her on her stand was stressful the end results speak for themselves.

She is a tiny figure, and I was a little skeptical at first. But she has a fun pose and a lot of little details that make her too cute to ignore. Be warned putting her in the stand is a little scary, as part of her kimono stabilizes her pose, but she is very sturdy.

Another great figure from Pop Up Parade. A major plus is Blake comes all in one piece, so all you need to do is place her on her stand and she's ready to go. The details of her blades is very intricate and give her fig a lot of dimension. Looks great with my Ruby and Weiss!!

I think my favorite part of the Haikyuu!! Pop Up Parade figures is their shoes. All the details in the uniform, from the painting to the molding of the clothes to his body are intense and authentic.

Despite how hard he is to photograph, Hinata has great details and the layer of his clothes really adds to the power of his pose.

I love this figure. My feelings about the mangaka aside, Shishio is a phenomenal villain and everything about this figure it amazing. The picture doesn't do the details on his wrappings and clothes justice.

Even though I am conflicted about the Rurouni Kenshin series and it's controversy with it's creator, I had to buy these figures. I'm glad I did. The painted details on Kenshin's clothes is phenomenal.

Out of the three Yashahime Pop Up Parade figures, Moroha is probably my favorite. From her pose to her clothes she's a great little figure, definitely worth adding to any collection.

My only complaint with Setsuna is how nerve wracking it is to get her to hold her naginata. But once you get over the fear of her fingers snapping you realize the weapon is easy to have her hold, and adds to her pose.

Just as crisp and clean as the picture shows. Her details are exact, and she's a nice figure with the rest in the Yashahime line.

A cute Miku figure for a reasonable price. My only complaint it one of her twin tails is a little hard to put in due to the placement of the bow on the back of her head making it awkward to slide in, but otherwise she is sturdy and makes a great addition for any Hatsune Miku collector.

He is tiny but detailed. The uniform is painted very well, and his face is delicate and exactly as pictured. The only hiccup is mouse Yuki's tail isn't flat and tilts him a little, but otherwise they are very cute!

I'm obsessed with POPUP PARADE figures, and Uraraka doesn't disappoint. She's got some great details on her costume and face, but my favorite part is her dynamic pose. Next to her school uniform version she's a perfect addition to my collection.

Belldandy is seriously the most beautiful figure I own. The detail on her and her sisters is incredible, from the construction of the corset to the actual tights material on their legs. My only complaint would be the ahoge bangs on her head, that are delicate and I'm too afraid to force in all the way. From a distance this isn't a problem, especially when most people are more interested in the details on the rest of the figure.

Skuld is a wonderful figure-- the attention to detail in FREEING figures is wonderful. The colors are perfect, and the idea that they even thought to put real tight materials on their figures is a little insane. The girls are a great addition to any nostalgic anime collector.