Welcome to the second installment of Go Figures Friday, today I have a nice assortment of figures too beautiful to resist.
Code Geass Lelouch of the Rebellion R2 1/8 Scale Kururugi Suzaku Knight of Zero
Code Geass action figures never cease to amaze me. This one was such a beauty I shed a manly tear.
Suzaku as the Knight of Zero. Quite pricey but completely worth it. You can just feel the wind blowing through his robe and the dark mood that envelops him as the show comes to its end. You can also remove the robe to show more of his powerful skinny frame. I’m getting him right after buying Lelouch in his emperor outfit, they totally complement each other.
Makers: Alpha Omega Average online price: $111.85
Bakuman Eiji Niizuma Nendoroid
Antagonist from a manga about…. well, drawing manga (from the makers of Death Note), Eiji is a rival manga artist. With extra legs and hands as well as three changeable faces, he’s an adorable addition to anyone’s collection.
Makers: Phat Company Average online price: $56.65
Traveling Mood Hatsune Miku
Yep, another Vocaloid figure. There are so many of those I feel sorry for whoever aims to collect them all. This one in particular is based off the song “Traveling Mood” and the image in its original video. A beautiful figure which captures the airy feeling of impending adventure that life brings at times, it really stands out from other Miku figures.
Makers: Kaiyodo Average online price: $60.15
Chess Pieces Collection R One Piece Volume 1
One Piece’s rise in popularity seems to have resulted in a spawn of new figurines, and this new line of them only compliments it.
They’re all the characters after several years apart. There are six in total. Luffy, Chopper, Usopp, Sanji, Zoro, and Nami. Sorry Brook, Franky, and Robin fans. My only dissapointment is they’re random assortment boxes, so good luck guessing which you’re going to get or enjoy paying extra for them just so you don’t buy the same one twice (I hate it with a burning passion).
Makers: Bandai Average online price: $9.49