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Super Sonico Cartoon Sitting Girl with Swimsuit Model Toy - RED - Product Review

Super Sonica PVC 1/7 Figurine.
I was not familiar with the Anime character Super Sonico created by Tsuji Santa of the Japanese computer and video game software company, Nitroplus, as the mascot for Nitroplus' annual live music festival event "Nitro Super Sonico".

I was actually looking through the GearBest website for another Anime character and liked the look of this particular display figure enough to add it to my cart. (It also helped that the figure was on sale at a significant email only discount at the time).

This particular version of the character features Sonico dressed in her Santa Cape and Swim Suit  complete with holiday trimmings. The hood/cape can also be removed and replaced with Sonico's headphone wire and trademark, long pink hair.

When my purchase arrived I was pleasantly surprised by the quality and detail. Having since discovered the Anime character (and also TV series) the figure is based upon I can say it's a fairly faithful depiction of Super Sonico.

Standing (or is that sitting?) at 21.50 x 18.50 x 15.50 cm / 8.46 x 7.28 x 6.1 inches the figure is an ideal size for displaying on a desk or bookshelf without taking up too much room. The 1/7 scale allows for a good level of detail, particularly in the characters outfit which, despite being PVC, visually reads as cloth material convincingly.

"The 1/7 scale allows for a good level of detail."

The paint job on the figure is particularly good and does not look rushed like it sometimes can on cheaper, mass produced figures.

The plastic base plate is a nice touch and gives the figure context wherever you choose to display it.

It should be noted that this figure is intended to be a display piece rather than a toy. It's molded into a fixed pose which cannot be changed as you might expect if this were a doll or posable action figure.



Overall I'm very happy with my purchase. A great item for any Anime fan regardless of whether they know the specific character or not as the face is fairly classic Anime style. Great value.

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All photos and video is of the actual product purchased by the author from GearBest.

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