This is the last of the figures that I got in the 4 months that I was away: a nendoroid of Ryougi Shiki from Kara no Kyoukai. I wasn’t expecting this figure to be particularly good, but I liked Kara no Kyoukai so I decided to get it anyways. You can see the shots that I took from the front, sides, and back.

It’s a bit plain as you can tell from the figures, but GSC managed to make up for it by including a few nice accessories.

Here you can see that they’ve included nekomimi (cat ears) for Ryougi to wear. She also has the dagger that she’s always using in the anime, and there’s a cute little cat that comes along with the figure. I tried sitting the cat on the base, but there was wasn’t enough room for it. I liked this pose here, it looks like she’s about to skin the poor kitty.

Ryougi also comes with a face to show her eyes of death. It’s definitely something you would need if you wanted to pose her doing some attacks or something.

Like I said earlier, this figure is kinda plain-looking at first, but you can make quite a few poses with the faces and accessories that come with it. It also lacks a certain cuteness to it, but that was probably done on purpose considering how dark her personality is. This isn’t a nendoroid that everyone would be happy with, but if you’re a Kara no Kyoukai fan, then I’m sure you’ll appreciate it.

The three nendoroids on top are Riannon from Tears to Tiara, Ryougi Shiki from Kara no Kyoukai, and Raspberyl from Disgaea 3. On the bottom are Rika and Hanyuu from Higurashi no Naku Koro Ni Kai, and Fate from Mahou Shoujo Lyrical Nanoha StrikerS. Below the figures on the top row are Megami Magazines Vol. 113-115; on the second row are Megami Magazine Creators Vol. 17, Megami Magazine Deluxe Vol. 13, and the Zero no Tsukaima Visual Collection; on the third row are Dengeki G’s Magazine 2009 Oct-Dec issues; and on the bottom row are Nyantype Vol. 3 and 4.

The border authorities inspected my copy of Dengeki G’s December issue, which is why it’s out of the plastic. Sometimes I wonder why they check printed material so often; I’ve only ever had two figures been randomly inspected at the border, but way more of my magazines have been inspected. Sometimes I wonder with so many more inspections of printed material, whether or not someone is purposely trying to restrict freedom of opinion/expression. Anyways, I wish they didn’t inspect my stuff so much, I always feel disappointed when I get something new but its already been opened before I even get a look at it.

I’ll be reviewing all the stuff I got in the next few weeks, so look forward to more posts and lots more pics :D