Sono Bisque Doll wa Koi wo Suru - Kitagawa Marin - Nendoroid (#1935) (Good Smile Company)
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H=100mm (3.9in)
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Good Smile Online Shop Japan Lottery (Limited to 5 winners)
- Acrylic Stand signed by Suguta Hina (a Japanese VA of Marin) PICTURE #3215228
- Acrylic Stand signed by Suguta Hina (a Japanese VA of Marin) PICTURE #3215228
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Available for pre-order @ Solaris Japan (¥6,695)
Pre-Order at Solaris Japan for ¥6,695
└ Check product page for details.
Pre-Order at Solaris Japan for ¥6,695
└ Check product page for details.
Available for pre-order @ Otaku Square
For EU customers: (incl. VAT) € 67 | $ 65 | ¥ 9409
For Worldwide customers: € 55 | $ 54 | ¥ 7776
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For EU customers: (incl. VAT) € 67 | $ 65 | ¥ 9409
For Worldwide customers: € 55 | $ 54 | ¥ 7776
View product page
Whoa, our cute Marin rose to number 4/100 most ordered! ^^
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I highly doubt Nin Nin will create a product page which *was* purchasable as a mistake, personally I find them to be a respectable shop.
For what it is, I would totally understand a lottery practice if there were only 5 stands in total (signed, or not), I also understand that the lottery practice would fit for such occasion, but if thats the case, no shop could have sold it as a buy out option, Nin Nin or other.
It would also be very odd on a manufacturing viewpoint, if you take other lottery’s or rare figures as an example, they’re usually the same shape and/or size, but with a different color, that is so that they could keep the manufacturing process the same and not spend costs for a small batch of items that would not cover the manufacturing expenses.
If anything I find it very odd, but based on the information available to us here and on GSC, I doubt anyone will have a clear answer.
nin nin has been known to be unreliable, so I'm unsure of what you mean that you doubt this is something they would do.
For what it is, I would totally understand a lottery practice if there were only 5 stands in total (signed, or not), I also understand that the lottery practice would fit for such occasion, but if thats the case, no shop could have sold it as a buy out option, Nin Nin or other.
It would also be very odd on a manufacturing viewpoint, if you take other lottery’s or rare figures as an example, they’re usually the same shape and/or size, but with a different color, that is so that they could keep the manufacturing process the same and not spend costs for a small batch of items that would not cover the manufacturing expenses.
If anything I find it very odd, but based on the information available to us here and on GSC, I doubt anyone will have a clear answer.
nin nin has been known to be unreliable, so I'm unsure of what you mean that you doubt this is something they would do.
Maybe it was a mistake on Nin Nin Game's part? No where in GSC Japan nor any GSC sites have stated that they are selling ones with unsigned special base. It was only mentioned that 5 people will get the base if they win the lottery on GSC Japan. A comment 27 days ago also asked the same question.
I highly doubt Nin Nin will create a product page which *was* purchasable as a mistake, personally I find them to be a respectable shop.
For what it is, I would totally understand a lottery practice if there were only 5 stands in total (signed, or not), I also understand that the lottery practice would fit for such occasion, but if thats the case, no shop could have sold it as a buy out option, Nin Nin or other.
It would also be very odd on a manufacturing viewpoint, if you take other lottery’s or rare figures as an example, they’re usually the same shape and/or size, but with a different color, that is so that they could keep the manufacturing process the same and not spend costs for a small batch of items that would not cover the manufacturing expenses.
If anything I find it very odd, but based on the information available to us here and on GSC, I doubt anyone will have a clear answer.
I highly doubt Nin Nin will create a product page which *was* purchasable as a mistake, personally I find them to be a respectable shop.
For what it is, I would totally understand a lottery practice if there were only 5 stands in total (signed, or not), I also understand that the lottery practice would fit for such occasion, but if thats the case, no shop could have sold it as a buy out option, Nin Nin or other.
It would also be very odd on a manufacturing viewpoint, if you take other lottery’s or rare figures as an example, they’re usually the same shape and/or size, but with a different color, that is so that they could keep the manufacturing process the same and not spend costs for a small batch of items that would not cover the manufacturing expenses.
If anything I find it very odd, but based on the information available to us here and on GSC, I doubt anyone will have a clear answer.
Then how come Nin Nin has sold her off with the acrylic stand as non lottery? Doesnt make any sense if there are only 5 made in total.
I fail to understand if there are only 5 stands in total, all of which are signed,
Or 5 signed stands, and additional unsigned stands.
There is no possible way there are only 5 if Nin Nin has sold it off as non lottery, to me it sounds the lottery is only for the signed ones.
Maybe it was a mistake on Nin Nin Game's part? No where in GSC Japan nor any GSC sites have stated that they are selling ones with unsigned special base. It was only mentioned that 5 people will get the base if they win the lottery on GSC Japan. A comment 27 days ago also asked the same question.
I fail to understand if there are only 5 stands in total, all of which are signed,
Or 5 signed stands, and additional unsigned stands.
There is no possible way there are only 5 if Nin Nin has sold it off as non lottery, to me it sounds the lottery is only for the signed ones.
Maybe it was a mistake on Nin Nin Game's part? No where in GSC Japan nor any GSC sites have stated that they are selling ones with unsigned special base. It was only mentioned that 5 people will get the base if they win the lottery on GSC Japan. A comment 27 days ago also asked the same question.
As previous comments said, it's a lottery not a bonus and must be purchased on GSC. Only 5 exists.
Then how come Nin Nin has sold her off with the acrylic stand as non lottery? Doesnt make any sense if there are only 5 made in total.
I fail to understand if there are only 5 stands in total, all of which are signed,
Or 5 signed stands, and additional unsigned stands.
There is no possible way there are only 5 if Nin Nin has sold it off as non lottery, to me it sounds the lottery is only for the signed ones.
Then how come Nin Nin has sold her off with the acrylic stand as non lottery? Doesnt make any sense if there are only 5 made in total.
I fail to understand if there are only 5 stands in total, all of which are signed,
Or 5 signed stands, and additional unsigned stands.
There is no possible way there are only 5 if Nin Nin has sold it off as non lottery, to me it sounds the lottery is only for the signed ones.
Anyone can recommend a place to PO with bonus other than Nin Nin? Theyre out of stock
As previous comments said, it's a lottery not a bonus and must be purchased on GSC. Only 5 exists.
As previous comments said, it's a lottery not a bonus and must be purchased on GSC. Only 5 exists.
Anyone can recommend a place to PO with bonus other than Nin Nin? Theyre out of stock
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