D.M.S. Toy Report - Exaggerated Curves! Twisted Expressions! Queen Studios TGIF No.2 Suzuki Mei 1/3 Statue By Evan Lee

TGIF No.2 Suzuki Mei
Series: Thank God It’s Friday
Brand: Queen Studios & Madology
Size: 49cm (H) × 21cm (W) × 18cm (D)
Edition Size: 500

Story Background

In 2082, a terrifying, deadly virus has ravaged Earth for 40 years. In this hellish world, humanity has established an underground society, and TGIF exists as an adult entertainment company... Each TGIF cyborg can be identified by the numbers on their bodies.

TGIF No.2 (Suzuki Mei) was once a human proficient in mechanics and computer science, but she tragically died during a burglary. She was later transformed into a Cyborg and named TGIF. No.2!

TGIF No.2 is a character created by Taiwanese illustrator Evan Lee. This statue stands 49 cm tall and is made of resin. No.2 holds a briefcase full of toys in her left hand, wearing a soaked white T-shirt, black long socks, and glossy black shoes. No.2 has bright pink hair, and her joints reveal her mechanical internal structure. The base is composed of mechanical internal structures similar to No.2's, complemented by various pink and black panels.

Speaking of the TGIF series, this is already the third product in the line, and the fourth has just been released, although produced by different manufacturers...

The main body expresses an exaggerated physique with extremely bold curves, and the work features numerous explicit toys and other implicit sexual symbols. You can see the artist's bold themes in many details, yet it doesn't lose its unique artistic expression! As for me, I'm just buying a cyborg; the other props are just a bonus!

The fourth TGIF is a bit more subdued, so I might not get the chance to share and introduce it with everyone... We'll see about that later!

EXTRA
TGIF No.1 Thera 

TGIF Ginny

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