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The video reviews an SH Figuarts ivike figure from Elden Ring, praising its detailed paint job, sculpting, and articulation despite some limitations like soft plastic cape hindering movement. The figure features various articulation points, including neck, shoulder, bicep, shoulder swivel, and leg articulation with thigh swivels. Accessories include hands, spear, and fire effect piece. The reviewer recommends the figure, appreciating Bandai's advanced technology and potential for future releases.
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In this segment of the video, the reviewer unboxes and examines the SH Figuarts ivike figure from Elden Ring. The reviewer praises the figure’s detailed paint job, sculpting, and articulation while noting that the cape being made of soft plastic may hinder articulation slightly. The reviewer highlights the figure’s articulation points, including limited neck movement, nice shoulder movement with a pull-out method, decent bicep and shoulder swivel, and a lacking ab crunch. The leg articulation is hindered by design but features thigh swivels, the ability to bend and pivot. The figure’s accessories are straightforward, and the reviewer overall finds the figure impressive, especially with Bandai’s advanced technology.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses the accessories that come with the figure, including three pairs of hands, a spear, and a fire effect piece. They highlight the articulation of the figure and showcase different action poses with other similar figures from Naruto, JJK, Mafex, and Figma. The speaker gives their final thoughts on the figure, praising its quality but expressing concerns about the weight of the effect part and the cape. They recommend the figure overall and look forward to potential future releases from Bandai.