The Quintessential Quintuplets This is a mini figure of Nakano Miku. I'm selling it because I already had another one at home. It's a common occurrence to get excited and buy something when you see it for sale, only to realize (oh...) when you get home. I wonder if I'm starting to get dementia. Did I even eat today? It's almost brand new, but I took it out because the plastic bag was a bit dirty. There's no box, just the figure itself. Although it's a deformed figure, her tight black tights are quite alluring. You see, when I was in high school, the girls' uniforms had black tights. The imprinting of my youth, believing that was erotic, is strong. Eriko is a 4. I think it's hard to tell the size, so I've included a comparison photo with a very common mascot keychain that can be found in any household in the third photo. Please note that this is not the product. Characters with strange bangs like Miku-chan are quite difficult to make into figures, aren't they? I think that with this kind of design, it requires the so-called "two-dimensional lie" to make it look cute. Shibuya Kanon, for example, the figure just doesn't quite match the image. That's why, when you make it a deformed figure like this, it's easier to get away with it, and the reverse phenomenon occurs where this one is cuter than the expensive figures, right? I have always taken this problem seriously, and I am very grateful to the manufacturing side who have been working to improve it through material improvements and modeling technology. The bangs of Sonsaku sometimes got buried. The progress of technology is amazing. Right, Stinger-kun? Y-y-yes, Cowen-kun. Me? I'm not an invader, I'm a cherry. Change Getter Bikini Kibit ('◆')