Miku is a masterpiece as she celebrates her 10th anniversary in figure form!

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Welcome to the Solaris Blog! ヾ(῀ʚ̴̶̷́ .̫ ʚ̴̶̷̥̀ ῀)ノ” 
Today’s Early Bird special is quite a spectacular one - it’s a Memorial Dress Hatsune Miku in celebration of her 10th anniversary (which took place in 2017)! 
Vocaloid - Hatsune Miku - 1/7 - Memorial Dress Ver. Front
This gorgeous and intricate figure is based off of a winning illustration by Pomu (ぽむ) - now let’s check out how incredible of a job Good Smile has done in making this illustration come to life!
Vocaloid - Hatsune Miku - 1/7 - Memorial Dress Ver. Illustration

**┬┴┬┴┤_・) pssst, Miku was sculpted by Kawahara Takayuki, the awesome sculptor behind the Sakura’s Stars Bless You figure and Saber’s Motored Cuirassier figure!!**

One of the first parts to check out is Miku’s hair - it’s caught billowing out behind her, like a soft, mystical cloud. The movement of each part is incredible and makes you feel like you’re floating in the air with her! (*^v^*)
Vocaloid - Hatsune Miku - 1/7 - Memorial Dress Ver. Hair Closeup
The combination of translucent and opaque colors for her hair also helps to really elevate its stunning appearance!
Vocaloid - Hatsune Miku - 1/7 - Memorial Dress Ver. White Background Closeup
Another spellbinding detail of this figure is the fabrics of her dress. The weight of each layer has been recreated so perfectly, from the heavier ruffles on top to the thin, lightweight lining on the inside of her dress. Even the lace trim of her dress is breathtakingly sculpted with a realistic look! w(°o°)w
Vocaloid - Hatsune Miku - 1/7 - Memorial Dress Ver. Side
With an ever closer look, you can really get a sense for the level of detail with this figure. Look at how the lines of her neck and collarbone have been sculpted - the left side of her collarbone is more pronounced as she raises her left arm! ( ゚∀゚) ノ♡
Vocaloid - Hatsune Miku - 1/7 - Memorial Dress Ver. White Background Closeup
You’ll also notice the number of accessories adorning her hair, dress, and microphone. They all play homage to some of Miku’s songs - it really brings back so many memories!! (╥ω╥)
Vocaloid - Hatsune Miku - 1/7 - Memorial Dress Ver. Black Background Closeup
Taking a step back, you’ll see how Miku is posed elegantly drifting in the air with her arm extended toward the sky, as her fingers nearly graze her microphone. It is really such an uplifting pose *badum tss*; puns aside, she is posed this way intentionally as Pomu’s illustration is titled Reaching Ever Higher. 
Vocaloid - Hatsune Miku - 1/7 - Memorial Dress Ver. Side Front
It’s the perfect embodiment of Miku’s journey until now and what’s still to come in the future! ✧*。٩(ˊᗜˋ*)و✧*。
Vocaloid - Hatsune Miku - 1/7 - Memorial Dress Ver. Special Background Closeup
How is she posed floating, though? From her giant ribbon behind her, of course! Again, the weight of the fabric is captured perfectly, as the satin bow seems to slump slightly. However, this part of the figure is essential in keeping Miku posed - it really is amazing!       ू(ʚ̴̶̷́ .̠ ʚ̴̶̷̥̀ ू)
Vocaloid - Hatsune Miku - 1/7 - Memorial Dress Ver. Back
Miku fans won’t want to miss this masterpiece of a figure! Pre-order her today and save 18% with Solaris Japan!
Vocaloid - Hatsune Miku - 1/7 - Memorial Dress Ver. Special Background
“Hatsune Miku is made into a one-of-kind figure, based on the winning illustration “Reaching Ever Higher” by illustrator Pomu! Miku was sculpted with careful attention to detail to ensure she looked just as she did illustrated - everything from her dress, her microphone stand, and the numerous accessories in her hair have been recreated! Her hair has been painted with a mixture of colors and effects to increase its luminosity, matched only by the celestial effect as it drifts in the air. Her wide-eyed smile also instills such a sense of otherworldliness and delight, making this figure a can’t miss for Miku fans around the world. Add her to collection today!”
Vocaloid - Hatsune Miku - 1/7 - Memorial Dress Ver. Release Poster
  
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by Emi

If I’m not at work making money, then I’m usually out wasting it at game centers, karaoke, or cafes. よろしく!

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