Following the NH-01-, Max Factory's popular 'figma' action figure series from Japan has today announced the second release from illustrator neco's original illustration series "Human Reversion": "NH-02-", slated for release in March 2024.
"Human Reversion" is an illustration series by artist neco, which began in February 2021. It currently features three character designs: "NH-01-", "NH-02-", and "NH-03". Their bodies resemble doll armatures, revealing metallic joints and adorned with elaborate metal carvings. Their faces possess an inorganic quality, devoid of emotion, while their attire incorporates Gothic Lolita styling. They are also equipped with staffs and other armaments that blend magic with steampunk elements.
The "figma NH-02-" meticulously recreates neco's character design with a fully articulated specification, standing approximately 15 cm tall. The entire figure utilizes the figma series' robust and flexible original joints. The intricate details of the Gothic Lolita-style black and white outfit, the precisely sculpted metallic body, and the staff are all faithfully rendered. The distinctive large bow at the back not only features dynamic curves, but the base and ends of the ribbons on both sides are also equipped with articulation, allowing them to be adjusted with the figure's movements.
For accessories, the figure includes three interchangeable face plates: an emotionless "expressionless face," a "glaring face," and a "sleepy face." Furthermore, by using interchangeable waist parts, the figure can be displayed with the corset skirt removed, revealing a more slender waistline and ball joints that differ from a human body, further delving into the charm of the "Human Reversion" series characters.
figma NH-02-
Suggested Retail Price: 11,800 JPY (Tax Included)
Expected Release Date: 2024/03
Product Specifications: Painted plastic articulated figure・Non-scale・Comes with a dedicated stand・Overall height: Approximately 150mm
Sculptors: Masato Ohata, Max Factory (Jun Yamaoka)
Production Cooperation: Masaki Apsy
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via： Max Factory