
What an ugly little nendoroid. I’m a big fan of Bakuman, but I don’t see myself getting this, ever. Set for release in April 2012.
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What an ugly little nendoroid. I’m a big fan of Bakuman, but I don’t see myself getting this, ever. Set for release in April 2012.
[Images courtesy of the Good Smile Company]

Yes, because melon bread is so very important.
Shakugan no Shana is owned by Yashichiro Takahashi and Noizi Ito.

This is a peculiar obsession. Nendoroid Strength has been out for months but only recently have I really wanted to get her. When she first came out, I didn’t pay much attention to her. She had a brief and uneventful appearance in the Black Rock Shooter OVA, and those enormous hands creeped me out a little bit. I gradually took a liking to her, and after reading some glowing reviews, she’s now on my must-have wish list.
As for the other BRS series nendos, I’m not too keen on Dead Master partly because high heels looks ridiculous in nendoroid form, and Black Gold Saw just doesn’t do it for me. But Strength would go nicely with my BRS nendo, don’t you think?

Oh gawd, another Miku nendoroid. But somehow I’m feeling more admiration for this one than usual. Set for an April 2012 release.
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A short post before I go on to do greater things: Be thankful for what you have, and eat lots.

I apologize to all you Italians and people of Italian descent.
Black Rock Shooter is owned by Ryohei Huke.
K-ON! is owned by Kakifly.
Shakugan no Shana is owned by Yashichiro Takahashi and Noizi Ito.
Strike Witches is owned by Humikane Shimada.
Steins;Gate is owned by Nitroplus and 5pb. Character design by Ryohei Huke.

I’ve been pondering getting one of these nendoroid play sets, specifically the “Western Set,” for an upcoming project. It’s crossed my mind that maybe I could just as easily build one of these with materials from Lowe’s or Hobby Lobby, but I would still need accessories.
Speaking of accessories, I find it peculiar that the Western play set comes with a champagne bottle (being that most nendoroids are high-school aged) and just plain weird that it comes with a deer head mounted on the wall. But that’s just me.
So I ask, what would you put in a nendoroid play set that wasn’t already included? Personally, I would want to get an HDTV, PS3 and couch for my nendos, but they don’t make … oh wait:

Touché, Good Smile.