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Adorable Naked Raiden From Metal Gear Solid 2 Figure Available For Pre-Order
Do you like Raiden more than Solid Snake? If so, now's your chance to prove your loyalty: for 5000 yen (approximately $40), dedicated Raiden fans can pre-order a four-inch figure of the Metal Gear Solid 2 star before he arrives in stores this November.
Raiden ships with a sword, gun, and cardboard box. He also ships with a naked version of himself, presumably so owners can recreate his famous, bizarre nude escape from Arsenal Gear in Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty. The split image below showcases two of the figure's accessories.
Next up is the version of Raiden without any weapons, or clothes for that matter.
Raiden without clothing: an odd and somehow adorable sight. If you're interested in buying better dressed figures, check out these cute Fallout toys or this epic Godzilla action figure. For those confused about Metal Gear Solid history, read the five lingering questions Metal Gear Solid V should address.
[Source: Good Smile Company]
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