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This Phoenix Wright Figure Is Now Available For Pre-Order
The desk-slamming, finger-pointing attorney that is loved by many is getting his own Figma statue. Capcom announced that the Phoenix Wright figure is now available for pre-order, and is expected to ship in May 2017.
The figure has Phoenix Wright sporting his classic blue suit, and he comes with several different hand parts, posable joints, and various facial expressions. Some of the included props include a pedestal, Japanese and English text bubbles that state phrases such as "Hold it!" and "Objection!", along with a cup of coffee that perhaps prosecutor Godot brewed. Check out the batch of images below in our media gallery to see more.
The figure is purchasable on Good Smile Online Shop and ships from Japan. The statue itself costs ¥7,344, which is around $66 USD. An additional ¥2,000 (about $18 USD) is needed for international shipping. Head here to view the figure in the online shop. If pre-ordered through the Good Smile Online Shop, you'll be given a bonus "embarrassed" facial expression for the figure.
You can read our review of Spirit of Justice, the latest installment to the Ace Attorney series, by heading here, and find out why we think it features the best story yet. The popular series has also received an anime adaptation that premiered earlier this year.
[Source: Capcom]
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