Vocaloid - Hatsune Miku - Original Shifuku Ver. (Taito)
Vocaloid - Hatsune Miku - Original Shifuku Ver. (Taito)
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Introducing the delightful Vocaloid Hatsune Miku Original Shifuku Ver. by Taito. This enchanting figure features Miku in an adorable casual outfit, perfect for a cozy day in. Seated comfortably on a fluffy yellow cushion, Miku holds a steaming cup of tea, embodying relaxation and warmth. Her pastel pink cardigan, light blue and white striped socks, and frilly shorts add a charming and soft aesthetic. The detailed sculpting of her iconic turquoise twin tails flows gracefully around her, adding to the serene ambiance. With a sweet, inviting expression, this figure beautifully captures Miku's softer, more homely side, making it an irresistible addition to any collection.
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Customer Reviews
She looks so cozy and happy! I don't like the yellow base but I can get past that. I love the hair and the cup shes holding.
its super cute! i love how cozy miku looks :D the details of the figure is nice but the bed she is sitting on isnt super detailed. her hair is also quite delicate, and she isnt anchored to the base, so if you accidentally hit her she will go flying onto the floor (i figured this out the hard way LOL)
overall shes a super cute budget figure! :D
As the other reviews have mentioned, this figure looks pretty good. She looks very cozy in her wear, and she's leaning against a pillow while on a giant cushion. Miku herself is quite small, and everytime I have to touch the figure I get a mini heart attack because her right twintail is hanging on by a thread. Unfortunately, as part of the design, her right ponytail is pretty much attached to her via only a small strand of her hair, so it moves around alot if you even touch the figure a little. So just be careful with this figure when moving around, and you should be fine. Another slight downside is that the pillow and the base kind of look and feel like they're 3-D printed... you don't notice it as much though when the figure is actually put together.