Big assets everywhere: the behind, the twin mountains, the pole, and the hair flying everywhere. I honestly posed her without the hair attachments because they take up so much horizontal space that I would need to dedicate an entire milsbo row to her if I kept the hair attached. She still looks good without all the hair (just not as crazy). I also got her nendo posing with her for added style points. Box is extremely massive. It is by far THE biggest box I've gotten that housed a figure inside. Other garage kits I've bought at 1/4 scale was not this degree of big for the box.

The rod that she is holding is a solid hunk of metal, so it's actually pretty hefty and can probably do some damage if you aren't careful with it. I took a star off because they didn't do the original pose where the right foot was actually touching the pole. It's a good 1cm away from the pole, so it's kinda just floating there.

I don't think it's worth the price tag that I paid at originally, but I think prices has normalized that buying her at $400 should be fine. At least, it is much better than $600 that early adopters got to deal with.... T_T

The figure is much larger than the preview image makes it look. Despite that it’s very detailed when put together even if the original boxing is probably too large for most people to keep in home storage.