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Metropolis - Tima - Clear ver. (Cominica, Tezuka Productions)

Tima from Metropolis

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First releaseMay 2001
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This clear version figure of Tima is produced by Cominica in collaboration with Tezuka Productions, depicting the iconic character from the 2001 anime film Metropolis. The clear version treatment gives the figure a translucent, ethereal appearance that complements the character's nature in the story. Metropolis is a loose adaptation of Osamu Tezuka's 1949 manga, itself inspired by Fritz Lang's 1927 silent film. Directed by Rintaro and written by Katsuhiro Otomo, the film explores weighty themes of robotics, class struggles, and the nature of humanity within a sprawling futuristic city. Tima is a central figure in this narrative — a robot girl whose existence raises profound questions about consciousness, identity, and what it means to be human. The film stands apart for its vibrant Gilded Age-inspired soundtrack and retro animation style, remaining a cult classic that has gained renewed appreciation among newer generations of anime fans. The clear version of this figure emphasizes Tima's otherworldly, delicate qualities through its translucent material, making it a distinctive collectible for fans of Tezuka's work and classic anime cinema.

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Scale Figure
Characters
Timamain
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Edition history

Releases 1 edition(s)

Every printing of this item, newest first. Prices are manufacturer list; aftermarket varies — see offers below.

May 2001Limited + ExclusiveLatest
Japan
¥1,500
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