Japanese model manufacturer Kotobukiya recently announced the in-development prototype of their latest product, the "Hyakumantenbara Salome Scale Figure," based on the Japanese Virtual Liver group NIJISANJI. The release date is yet to be determined.
Virtual Liver Hyakumantenbara Salome, who debuted opportunistically as the NIJISANJI official channel surpassed one million subscribers, is an ordinary woman who aspires to be a true Ojou-sama (lady). Her hairstyle, attire, and speaking tone are all as elegant and splendid as a genuine lady. Immediately after her debut, she garnered attention for her dramatic live reactions, extremely high-energy stream atmosphere, and other personal charms, leading her YouTube channel to exceed one million subscribers in less than a month.
Kotobukiya's "Hyakumantenbara Salome Scale Figure" is based on the illustration by artist wata. The intricate sculpting captures her magnificent spiral hair ends, a dress adorned with numerous ribbon elements, and an overall pose that, combined with her cute facial features, presents a lady-like haughty laugh. The rhombus patterns incorporating scorpion elements on her outfit and the fishnet stocking textures are not yet visible but will be rendered through paintwork and printing in the future.
NIJISANJI Hyakumantenbara Salome Scale Figure
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Scheduled Release Date: Undetermined
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