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Amazing Yamaguchi/Revoltech: Blue Archive - Miyu (Limited)

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Amazing Yamaguchi/Revoltech: Blue Archive - Miyu (Limited)RABBIT4, ich werde schnffeln! Aus Blue Archive schliet sich Miyu, die Scharfschtzin des RABBIT Squad der SRT Special Academy, der Revoltech Serie als uerst bewegliche Figur an, die ihren einzigartigen Charme und ihre Prsenz auf dem Schlachtfeld einfngt. Miyu ist ihrem Erscheinungsbild im Spiel treu nachempfunden und wurde neben natrlichen Elementen wie abgefallenen Blttern und Zweigen modelliert, um ihre verborgene Umgebung nachzubilden. Die Figur

„RABBIT4, ich werde schnüffeln!“

Aus Blue Archive schließt sich Miyu, die Scharfschützin des RABBIT Squad der SRT Special Academy, der Revoltech-Serie als äußerst bewegliche Figur an, die ihren einzigartigen Charme und ihre Präsenz auf dem Schlachtfeld einfängt.

Miyu ist ihrem Erscheinungsbild im Spiel treu nachempfunden und wurde neben natürlichen Elementen wie abgefallenen Blättern und Zweigen modelliert, um ihre verborgene Umgebung nachzubilden. Die Figur verfügt über ein breites Spektrum an Beweglichkeiten, sodass Sie ihre liegende Scharfschützenhaltung und andere dynamische Haltungen vollständig nachbilden können. Sie ist mit ihrem charakteristischen RABBIT-39-Gewehr und Fernglas sowie Accessoires wie ihrem geliebten Sad Bunny Pot und einem kleinen Spatz ausgestattet, der von ihrer Memorial-Lobby-Szene inspiriert wurde.

Zusätzlich zu den Präsentationsmöglichkeiten ist ihr ikonischer Mülleimer in einer Größe enthalten, die groß genug ist, um die Figur selbst aufzunehmen. Das Set enthält außerdem drei austauschbare Gesichtsteile: ein sanftes Lächeln, einen konzentrierten, einäugigen Scharfschützenausdruck und ihren charakteristischen schüchternen, selbstironischen Blick. Vollgepackt mit Persönlichkeit und Details bietet diese Figur eine reichhaltige und ausdrucksstarke Darstellung von Miyu.

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・Optionale Hände x 6 ・Optionale Gesichter x 3 ・Trauriger Hasentopf x 1 ・Mülleimer x 1 ・RABBIT-39-Gewehr x 1 ・Optionaler Lauf x 1 ・Fernglas x 1 ・Spatz x 1 ・Displayständer x 1

★ Vorbestellungsbonus: „Swirly Eyes“ ★

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Maker: Kaiyodo
Material: PVC, ABS, POK, POM
Size: ~ (H) 13 cm
Release Date: 2026/08

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