Good Smile Attack on Titan: Levi Nendoroid Figure

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In 2009, WonHobby ran a photo contest and awarded the winner with this variant of the Hatsune Miku Nendoroid. The winner kept their prize close to the chest, as they say, and has never put it up for auction or had it evaluated for the price. Nevertheless, we can confidently say that the GSC version of Hatsune Miku would be the most valuable Nendoroid if it ever went up for sale. Did you know? It’s the only Erwin figure that features his two different hairstyles. The other variants of the former Commander only have his regular swept-up hairstyle It’s the most accessible Jean figure and will be available in most toy and anime shops when it’s released Since the mask is removable, you can display the figure with or without it. The other Levi Nendoroids don’t have this type of accessory Due to its size and weight, it’s the only Jean figure you can use to recreate the character’s fighting scenes, especially when it’s jumping from building to building

Attack on Titan Nendoroid Levi - Figures from Gamersheek

Levi will always be my fave boy from the series, but I must admit that this Nendoroid’s the cutest in the lineup. It’s the perfect figure that showcases Armin’s cherubic appeal and physical capabilities as a Survey Corps soldier. Therefore, you can’t go wrong with this mini blondie when you want a cute yet determined Armin that’s affordable. This Nendoroid’s red scarf accessory looks more attractive than the one the first Mikasa has. It has a more noticeable design since it’s larger and has a more vibrant color The seam line on the figure’s left arm becomes more apparent when displayed in the salute pose. It’s because the hand part goes against the support stand. You’ll have to pose it without the hand to get a clean appearance I’m happy with the faceplates that GSC chose for this Nendoroid. They accurately portray Levi’s tough and nonchalant side that’s commonly shown in the animeDue to the Nendoroid’s updated design, you can’t mix and match this variant’s clothes with the first Eren The Raiden Nendoroid is based on the character from the main game in Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty, a famous PlayStation 2 game from 2001 directed by Hideo Kojima. The character of Raiden is the replacement protagonist after the series’ regular, Solid Snake, disappears after the opening.

Good Smile Attack on Titan: Levi Nendoroid Figure

Similar to the first Eren Nendoroid, this Mikasa variant comes with a pair of blood effect parts for the Dual Blades. You can also use them with other characters’ blades since they’re detachable This version of Eren has a more seamless outline compared to the Final Season version since its ball joints are less noticeable Comments that are not in accordance with the Guidelines and/or that violate TOM’s Terms of Use and/or other policies are eligible to be reported or removed. I’m glad that GSC gave this Nendoroid meaningful expressions instead of the typical safe ones. The secret faceplate, in particular, is based on when Eren finally admitted that he loves Mikasa and doesn’t want her to move on from him even after his death

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Though the story primarily revolves around Eren, the series’ heroine, Mikasa, deserves just as much adoration. She’s the second most badass character after Levi and serves as one of the main muscles of the series because of her strength. You can do more diverse poses with this Nendoroid since it has more arm options. The arm pieces are sort of like a combination of the standard and cleaning Levi versions In the original NES game, Kirby’s Dream Land (1992), the game’s creator Masahiro Sakurai created the Kirby sprite as a placeholder until the design was finalized. This is not an uncommon practice. Similar to the Hange Nendoroid, GSC did a fabulous job with choosing the faceplates since they fully express Reiner’s attitude in the anime