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New Bayonetta Figure Demonstrates Lethal Yoga Pose
The fine folks at Tokopop have uncovered a new Bayonetta garage kit. I have no idea what a garage kit is, but it is apparently 1/6 scale and unable to be posed. Details are scarce at the moment, but Tokopop believes it is sculpted by Cerberus Project's Jigoku no Inu, and that this figure should make an appearance at Japan's upcoming Wonder Fest on July 25.
I've seen this pose before, and it may be from the game, but my mind keeps going back to an old Looney Tunes cartoon where Bugs Bunny has to stealthily step over a sleeping Elmer Fudd. Anyone else make this connection?
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