April 17, 2024
Melancholy of Suzumiya Haruhi METAMO Figure Bunny BNIB
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** HARUHI, METAMO Figure, The Melancholy of Suzumiya Haruhi, Completed Statue by BANDAI ** Produced by BANDAI in Japan, this cute & sexy figure features Haruhi in black or white, bunny girl attire. Haruhi is the main character in the wildly popular anime, The Melancholy of Suzumiya Haruhi. This figure is a "metamo" type, which means it changes color when the temperature fluctuates between hot & cold (+30/-30 degrees celcius). Her color switches between black and white. Please see the listing's images for an example of each color.Fully complete and ready for display, this is a fun and affordable Japanese anime figure of Haruhi looking super cute as she stands in bunny girl attire with her sign! Misc. Details: Packaging: Box without windowsFigure Size: 20cm tall / 1/8 ScaleManufacturer: BANDAI Condition: Brand New in Box + In Stock! * * *Buyer's beware of cheap knock-off copies of Japanese anime figures. On the surface, a bootleg figure will look legitimate in its box, but the actual quality is extremely poor. We guarantee that all of our products are 100% authentic, Japanese market releases. We purchase our products from legitimate dealers and legal wholesale channels on the Japanese market. We ship all of our orders directly from Tokyo, Japan to you! * * * We have other Japanese collectibles available. Please be sure to check out
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