[Book included] 1/1 Shura Yumihei Sakura Oni "Figure Japan Megami Device version" Megami Device

This officially licensed Kotobukiya Megami Device 1/1 Shura Yumihei Sakura Oni "Figure Japan Megami Device Version" is a premium and exceptionally rare limited edition plastic model kit that brings the beautifully designed sakura-themed oni warrior character to life with the extraordinary engineering precision, expressive face sculpting, and elaborate Japanese-inspired armor design that represents some of the finest bishojo mecha model kit artistry available in the Japanese hobby market today — made even more special by the inclusion of an accompanying book that provides deeper insight into the creative process and design behind this stunning Figure Japan collaboration release. A truly unique collector's edition that unites Kotobukiya's world-class Megami Device engineering with the distinctive artistic vision of the Figure Japan collaboration, this Shura Yumihei Sakura Oni kit is an extraordinary find for dedicated Megami Device collectors and Japanese figure model enthusiasts seeking rare and artistically significant limited edition releases.

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