Taito Artist Masterpiece Figure Hatsune Miku x Rody 39 Thank You Ver. Designer T
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- 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
Taito Artist Masterpiece Figure (AMP) collaboration between Hatsune Miku and Rody, celebrating Miku's signature code "39" (3="mi", 9="ku"). This Thank You version features PVC and ABS materials, stands approximately 210mm tall, with a fixed non-poseable design and dedicated display base.
- Approximately 210mm (7.9 inches) tall with stable display base
- PVC and ABS construction with detailed hand-painted finish
- Hatsune Miku in formal attire cradling a yellow Rody figure in a warm, interactive pose
- Pre-assembled; no assembly required
Hatsune Miku is a virtual pop singer developed by Crypton Future Media, known for her iconic long cyan twin-tails. Rody was created in Italy in 1984 and became a classic children's toy celebrated for its rounded shape and elastic properties. This figure marks the first official collaboration between these two iconic symbols of pop culture across generations.
- 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
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Taito Artist Masterpiece Figure (AMP) collaboration between Hatsune Miku and Rody, celebrating Miku's signature code "39" (3="mi", 9="ku"). This Thank You version features PVC and ABS materials, stands approximately 210mm tall, with a fixed non-poseable design and dedicated display base.
- Approximately 210mm (7.9 inches) tall with stable display base
- PVC and ABS construction with detailed hand-painted finish
- Hatsune Miku in formal attire cradling a yellow Rody figure in a warm, interactive pose
- Pre-assembled; no assembly required
Hatsune Miku is a virtual pop singer developed by Crypton Future Media, known for her iconic long cyan twin-tails. Rody was created in Italy in 1984 and became a classic children's toy celebrated for its rounded shape and elastic properties. This figure marks the first official collaboration between these two iconic symbols of pop culture across generations.
