The face is cute and the area around the joints has a natural feel that doesn't leave much gap even when moving a lot, which is nice. There are no issues with the workmanship, but it is a little scary that the thin, clear antenna-like part in the center of the wing that sticks out from the back seems to bend if you're not careful.

This is Figma's second figure of this original character and it's just as beautiful as the first version. This time she's armed (exclusively) with bladed weapons instead of beach themed firearms. But unlike the first version she doesn't come with an accessory that serves for both a beach setting and action setting. They've opted to fully lean into the scantily clad warrior aesthetic with this version.

She's sporting a brand new bikini in this version which continues with the futuristic bunnygirl look from her first version. The bikini is more angular in design with protruding edges jutting out, especially on her legs. She even has this thin ribbon/thread on the back of her head that acts as a ponytail. It gets in the way of moving her head left and right and unlike her rabbit tail can't be removed. You can however move it up and down and the back of her hair can lift up to help in this endeavor.

Overall, this is a fantastic looking figure. I enjoy the future beach/bunnygirl design but I feel like there was a missed opportunity to add another accessory that can double both as a weapon and something you would bring for leisure time on a beach. It's honestly worth it's price and I'm looking forward to more figures from this artist and especially this character.