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Prize Figure
Kizumonogatari - Hanekawa Tsubasa - Ichiban Kuji Premium - Ichiban Kuji Premium Kizumonogatari Nekketsu-hen (Banpresto)Hanekawa Tsubasa · Banpresto
Hanekawa Tsubasa from Kizumonogatari
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Height170 mm
First releaseJan 2017
ManufacturerBanpresto
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About this figure
Banpresto's Ichiban Kuji Premium line features Hanekawa Tsubasa from Kizumonogatari Nekketsu-hen. Standing approximately 170mm tall, this figure is crafted from ABS and PVC materials. Kizumonogatari is the film trilogy adaptation of the light novel that serves as the origin story for the Monogatari series. The Nekketsu-hen chapter focuses on the intense confrontation between protagonist Koyomi Araragi and the vampire Kiss-Shot Acerola-Orion Heart-Under-Blade. Hanekawa Tsubasa is Araragi's classmate and the class representative whose encounter with Araragi and the supernatural sets much of the series' events in motion. Known for her intelligence and composed demeanor, Hanekawa harbors complex emotions and a hidden wild side that manifests through supernatural phenomena, making her one of the series' most layered characters. As an Ichiban Kuji Premium figure from Banpresto, this piece was originally available as a lottery prize in Japan. Standing at 170mm tall and made from ABS and PVC, it captures Hanekawa from the Nekketsu-hen installment of the Kizumonogatari films.
- Classification
- Prize Figure
- Origin
- Kizumonogatariseries
- Characters
- Hanekawa Tsubasamain
- Company
- Banprestomanufacturer
- Materials
- ABS, PVC
- Dimensions
- H 170 mm
Edition history
Releases 1 edition(s)
Every printing of this item, newest first. Prices are manufacturer list; aftermarket varies — see offers below.
Jan 2017StandardLatest
asPrize (Japan)«D Prize»
¥NaN
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