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JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Nendoroid Risotto Nero (Rerelease)

Nendoroid Risotto Nero from JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Golden Wind. The figure is fully articulated and comes with three face plates: a cold, assassin-inspired standard face, a blood-curdling battle face, and a condescending expression.

Comes with effect parts to recreate attacks from his stand as well as several interchangeable hand and arm parts. An obvious choice for fans of Risotto.

JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Statue Legend Cioccolata

From JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Golden Wind comes the Statue Legend figure of Cioccolata by Medicos. The figure stands just over 6 inches tall and shows the character in his memorable outfit and pose. A great addition to your JoJo collection.

JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Masterlise Ichibansho Dio Brando (Stardust Crusaders) Figure

Bandai Spirits Ichibansho once again presents a popular character in the Masterlise series: Dio Brando from JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Stardust Crusaders. Dio stands approximately 10.6 inches tall and is shown in an arrogant pose as he plans to use his mystical Stand to rule the world.

Masterlise Figures is Ichibansho's premium model series with larger size and high level of detail - a masterpiece for collectors.

JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Masterlise Ichibansho Iggy (Stardust Crusaders) Figure

Bandai Spirits Ichibansho welcomes back Iggy to the Masterlise series: this American dog stands approximately 2 inches tall and is depicted in a defensive pose when he senses something is wrong.

The Masterlise figures feature larger scale and high levels of detail and are perfect for JoJo collectors.

Is it Wrong to Try to Pick Up Girls in a Dungeon? V Ryu Lion (Level 6 Ver.)

From the anime series Is it Wrong to Try to Pick Up Girls in a Dungeon? comes Ryu Lion (Level 6 Ver.) as a 1/7th scale figure by Alice Glint. The figure stands just over 10 inches tall and shows Ryu in his memorable outfit from Season 5, leaping into the air ready to strike with his sword. Don't miss your chance to add her to your collection!

Is it Wrong to Try to Pick Up Girls in a Dungeon? V Ryu Lion (Level 6 Ver.) Limited Edition

From the anime series Is it Wrong to Try to Pick Up Girls in a Dungeon? comes the Ryu Lion (Level 6 Ver.) 1/7th scale figure by Alice Glint. The figure stands just over 10 inches tall and shows Ryu in his memorable outfit from Season 5, in a leaping attack pose with his sword ready.

This limited edition includes an extra face piece with a screaming expression. A perfect opportunity to expand your collection!

Is it Wrong to Try to Pick Up Girls in a Dungeon?: Sword Oratoria Ais Wallenstein 1/7 Scale Figure

From Sword Oratoria: Is it Wrong to Try to Pick Up Girls in a Dungeon? On the Side, Ais Wallenstein comes to life in 1/7th scale. A battle moment is captured as she poses in the wind with her Desperate weapon in hand.

Her beautiful blonde hair is sculpted with a combination of opaque pearlescent color and translucent sections that become more transparent towards the ends. Enjoy the mysterious crystal motifs and the presence of the Sword Princess in your collection.

Is the Order a Rabbit? BLOOM Prisma Wing Cocoa 1/7 Scale Figure

From Is the Order a Rabbit? BLOOM, Cocoa comes in a fairy-tale form as if she stepped straight out of a storybook illustration.

With hat and cape in hand and a gentle smile, Cocoa is depicted as Puss in Boots – now sculpted for the first time. Every detail is carefully crafted, from the fluffy pink accent on the hat to the ruffled blouse, skirt and embroidered corset. Accessories such as the rolling pin and bag filled with rabbits are finely crafted. The specially designed base of PRISMA WING is inspired by a rolling pin with a floating shape that highlights Coco’s charm, and the message of the base can also be enjoyed.

A playful, blooming Cocoa full of sweetness to add to your collection.

Is the Order a Rabbit: BLOOM Trio-Try-iT Cocoa Figure

From Is the Order a Rabbit? comes the Trio-Try-iT Cocoa figure from FuRyu. With very elaborate modeling and coloring, this figure captures the character's charm.

The Trio-Try-iT line aims to combine quality, size and modeling (Trio), a willingness to challenge new poses and expressions (Try) and the product itself (iT) – the result is unique and attractive figures.

Is the Order a Rabbit? BLOOM Trio-Try-iT Chino

From Is the Order a Rabbit? comes the Trio-Try-iT Chino figure by FuRyu. The figure features meticulously crafted modeling and coloring that highlights the character's charm.

The Trio-Try-iT concept combines quality, size and modeling (Trio), experimental poses and expressions (Try) and the product itself (iT), resulting in a particularly appealing figure series.

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