KOTOBUKIYA, a popular Japanese toy company, has announced that the latest product in its popular Bishoujo plastic model kit series 'Frame Arms Girl', 'Ayatsuki', designed by illustrator Eiji Komatsu, is scheduled for release in December 2022.
Originally designed by illustrator ToMo, the NSG-Z0 Magatsuki was a base defense unit used by the lunar faction in the 'Frame Arms' series. It was later redesigned into a Bishoujo-style Frame Arms Girl by illustrator Eiji Komatsu. This time, Ayatsuki is a new design derived from Magatsuki, transforming from an armored samurai image into a female ninja clad in light armor and skilled in using various ninja tools.
'Frame Arms Girl Ayatsuki' utilizes the same body parts as Magatsuki, featuring distinctively voluptuous abdomen and hip sculpts. The main torso parts are rendered in brown to depict a sheer, translucent appearance. It also includes brand new pre-painted face parts and hair parts, allowing for free interchangeability between various styles such as short hair, side ponytail, twin tails, normal face, mischievous grin, flustered face, and more!
Regarding the weapon accessories, it not only includes the same armor, the great katana "TENKAI", and the wakizashi "SATUGA" parts as Magatsuki, but also features newly sculpted parts to create the "female ninja" themed armaments. These include three new interchangeable abdominal armor pieces, as well as new weapons like a kusarigama and a tanto. Paired with beam blade effect parts, you can recreate both sexy and cool poses.
Furthermore, purchasing this product through the official KOTOBUKIYA SHOP will grant you the limited bonus "Unarmored Limb Parts". These parts are universal hand and foot components for Frame Arms Girl Materia/Innocentia, and when swapped onto Ayatsuki, they perfectly recreate her base body appearance with sleeves and long socks!
FRAME ARMS GIRL AYATSUKI
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Product Specifications: Non-scale plastic model kit, approximately 162mm tall
Sculptors: Yasutomo Shimizu, Hachioto
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