SEGA Prize Luminasta Naoya Zen'in Childhood Scale Figure (Jujutsu Kaisen)
-
+
- 100% authenticAll items from valid Japan & Hong Kong authorised distributors
- Factory-sealedOriginal unopened packaging
- 14-day returnsFrom delivery · return shipping and a restocking fee apply
The SEGA Prize Luminasta figure features Naoya Zen'in in a childhood design. The product name is “-Naoya Zen'in- Childhood,” and the packaging is a closed box.
- Brand: SEGA Prize; product line: Luminasta.
- Character: Naoya Zen'in in a childhood design.
- Series: Jujutsu Kaisen; the product name identifies The Culling Game arc.
- Figure. No size, accessories, or material specifications are listed in the available information.
Official Jujutsu Kaisen website information for The Culling Game arc mentions Naoya Zen'in and records his story conflict with Maki within the Zen'in family. This product's Childhood designation refers to his younger years and connects to the character's arc background. The official product listing also names it “The Culling Game Luminasta -Naoya Zen'in- Childhood.”
- 100% authenticAll items from valid Japan & Hong Kong authorised distributors
- Factory-sealedOriginal unopened packaging
- 14-day returnsFrom delivery · return shipping and a restocking fee apply
-
+
The SEGA Prize Luminasta figure features Naoya Zen'in in a childhood design. The product name is “-Naoya Zen'in- Childhood,” and the packaging is a closed box.
- Brand: SEGA Prize; product line: Luminasta.
- Character: Naoya Zen'in in a childhood design.
- Series: Jujutsu Kaisen; the product name identifies The Culling Game arc.
- Figure. No size, accessories, or material specifications are listed in the available information.
Official Jujutsu Kaisen website information for The Culling Game arc mentions Naoya Zen'in and records his story conflict with Maki within the Zen'in family. This product's Childhood designation refers to his younger years and connects to the character's arc background. The official product listing also names it “The Culling Game Luminasta -Naoya Zen'in- Childhood.”
