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Adorable Nendoroid Bayonetta Figure Revealed
Nendoroid figures are adorable chibi versions of some of our favorite characters in gaming and the latest in the growing line of this particular type of collectible gives Bayonetta a cute makeover. They also don't have the soul-less eyes that Funko Pops have. We're not judging, but come on? Some of those are downright creepy.
Revealed over at Good Smile Company, the new Bayonetta Nendoroid figure comes with three face plates with various expressions, posable extremities, and her iconic handguns. According to the collectibles store, "From the popular game Bayonetta comes a Nendoroid of Bayonetta! She comes with three face plates—a standard expression, a combat expression and a winking expression. Since the body of the Nendoroid is bent at the waist, you can recreate all kinds of unique poses and movements from the game even in Nendoroid form! Plenty of optional parts are also included so you can enjoy changing up her pose time and time again."
What is included:
- Back and Front Hair Parts
- Face Plates x3
- Body x1
- Left Arm Parts x2
- Right Arm Parts x2
- Right Hand Parts x3
- Left Hand Parts x2
- Right Leg Parts x3
- Left Leg Parts x3
- Quad-Wielded Handguns
- Combat Effect Parts
- Bloody Rose Lollipop
- Butterfly Wings (Translucent Sheet)
The figure is available now to pre-order with a ship date expected to drop in June of next year. This little cutie costs 7,300 yen, which equates to just under $70. For those that are really die-hard in that Bayonetta love, you can snag one right here.
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