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Takashi Mitsuya (ver. A), Faceculptures — Banpresto figure

4.8 out of five from 13 owner reviews

$23.25

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At a glance
SeriesTokyo Revengers
Height4.3 in

About this Tokyo Revengers figure

Takashi Mitsuya (ver. A), Faceculptures belongs to the Tokyo Revengers side of the floor. It stands about 4.3 in. What ships is what you see in the photographs — a single fixed pose, no articulation, no accessories to attach beyond the base it stands on.

What the listing specifies

Taken from the product listing, trimmed of the sales language:

  • Faceculptures Takashi Mitsuya (ver. A)!
  • Standing at approximately 4.3" tall, Mitsuya (ver.A) is seen in their popular pose

Looking after it

Keep it out of direct sun. Prize-figure paint is thin by design and the warm tones go first; a shelf across the room from a window will outlast one on the sill by years. Dust with a soft brush rather than a cloth — woven fabric catches on sculpted hair tips and snaps them.

Where this Banpresto figure sits in the hall

On the Tokyo Revengers shelf this is the 26th dearest of 44 Banpresto figures, and the shelf as a whole runs $10 to $80. For scale, the deepest shelf in the hall is Dragon Ball with 115 collectable figures on it; a Dragon Ball piece from the same line as this one is built to the same height and finish, which is the quickest way to judge a Banpresto format before committing to it.

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