Arcanadea Plastic Model Kit Aruaril 20 cm

"From Kotobukiya's Sci-Fi Fantasy x BISHOUJO plastic model series, ARCANADEA, comes the Garuda-form Dears, ARUARIL! The model brings to life an original work by Z-ton, a prolific anime, manga and video game illustrator. This model can be assembled into Normal Mode or Wilize Mode when in combat by changing out certain parts. The model is equipped with several 3mm joints, making it compatible with parts from other Kotobukiya original series. Included Items and Features: - The model can be assembled in Normal Mode or Wilize Mode by changing out certain parts. - The kit includes four types of pre-printed face parts. - Decals are included to help users create their preferred expressions. - The kit includes neck parts for attaching heads from the Frame Arms Girl and Megami Device series. - Includes two dedicated stands. - Includes six sets of PVC hand parts. - The upper arm is double-jointed, allowing for a wider range of poses. - The joint connecting the chest and abdomen is compatible with Elena and Meltina. Normal Mode - The feather ornaments on the waist use 3mm shafts and ball joints, allowing for flexible posing. - Includes a genie-type familiar that can be built as either a lamp or genie. - The genie form's hands can hold weapons using special attachment parts. - By combining the genie form and Wilize Mode weapons, a giant bird familiar can also be created. - Using the familiar's arms and the Wilize Mode wings, the model can be given harpy-style wing arms. Wilize Mode - The chest and abdomen parts can be replaced to create a unique Wilize Mode design. - Parts of the armor and clothing ornaments feature movable joints that allow for a variety of poses. - The bird-like legs use reverse joints. Both the toes and claw parts are movable, for more dynamic posing. - Includes a double-bladed spear that can separate into two parts as the main weapon. - Sub-weapon 1 is a chakram that can be detached from the armor. - Sub-weapon 2 is a shotel sword that can be detached from the armor."