Good Smile Company Bisque Doll Waifu Halloween PVC Figure 1/7 Scale

This good Good Smile Company Bisque Doll Waifu Halloween Ver. 1/7 scale PVC Figure is an exquisitely crafted collectible from the celebrated TV anime, Your Dress-Up Darling. Showcasing the character Kitagawa Marin in a captivating Halloween costume, this piece meticulously renders her delightful wink, expansive luminous eyes, and subtly flushed cheeks with remarkable precision. The figurine is expertly sculpted to emphasize Marin's vibrant and elegant physique beneath her intricately textured attire, truly animating the character.

Produced by Good Smile Arts Shanghai under the esteemed Good Smile Company label, this 1/7 scale PVC figurine measures around 25 centimeters in height and includes a specialized display stand. Its detachable hat provides flexible presentation choices, enhancing the figure's allure. Ideal for enthusiasts who value detailed artistry and the unique Halloween spirit, this item is an essential acquisition for any collector's ensemble.

• Specifications:

• Pre-painted
• 1/7 Scale Figure
• PVC Material
• Includes Display Base
• Removable Hat

• Item dimensions: 10 x 8 x 25 cm

• Condition: Brand New

• Product Material: Plastic

• Manufacturer: Good Smile Company

• Release Date: 2027-05-31

• Recommended Age: 15+

• Country of origin: China

• Showcases character Kitagawa Marin from the anime Your Dress-Up Darling adorned in a Halloween outfit.
• Stands around 25 cm high, featuring a 1/7 scale for an impressive presentation.
• Constructed from premium PVC, displaying a richly textured costume and refined skin elements.
• Comes with a specific display base for secure positioning.
• Detachable hat accessory enables personalized exhibition possibilities.

For the figure's upkeep, softly dust it frequently with a dry, gentle cloth. Refrain from using water or cleansing agents to avert harm to the paint and substance. Shield the figure from direct sunlight to prevent color degradation. Handle with caution, particularly when attaching or detaching the hat, to prevent injury to fragile components. Keep it in a dust-free setting or showcase for peak preservation.