Mahoutsukai no Yome - Elias Ainsworth - POP! Animation (345) - POP! Vinyl (38739) (Funko Toys)
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03/01/2018 As Exclusive «Crunchyroll Mystery Box & Hot Topic Exclusive»
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Included in a Crunchyroll mystery box that is being sold exclusively at Hot Topic. There is a small chance of it being a black and white chase variant.
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Natalie1290
Selling him sealed in Canada - $40
oh my god i didnt know he was super LE my gf just got him for me as a gift and I'm so happy T-T I can't find any other figures of this series but hes ADORABLE
Got my Crunchyroll box today! Elias is so cute! :D
His horn poked a hole in the box. T-T
Got him!! As expected, he's definitely the cutest pop figure I've ever seen and I'm very happy with him. Definitely get him if you can!
Karumi Bishie Enthusiast
Right, my bad. I misunderstood. I looked at the entry because he seemed interesting. Nowhere did I state that I personally have something against Funko's products. I merely took offense with your haughty attitude and assumed a counter position.
Interesting that you would perceive it as "haughty." Less interesting is that you would find it offensive. Somebody finding something offensive on MFC is actually probably the least interesting thing I've ever read.
Interesting that you would perceive it as "haughty." Less interesting is that you would find it offensive. Somebody finding something offensive on MFC is actually probably the least interesting thing I've ever read.
Er, no. That is not exactly what I did. I checked the item page because I thought he looked cool and saw commentary that people wanted him but would not buy him only because he's from Funko. That sounded rather odd, so I stated as much and offered a solution.
I did not tell anybody to do anything. I only pointed out that those with an issue with the Funko brand can throw away the box to not be reminded of it.
I am not talking about promo pics, either. I am talking about a picture of the actual item the person is selling. I used to buy quite a bit of Funko, and still do occasionally, and from experience very few have looked anywhere near horrible. Perhaps the box, yes, but I never cared about that.
Right, my bad. I misunderstood. I looked at the entry because he seemed interesting. Nowhere did I state that I personally have something against Funko's products. I merely took offense with your haughty attitude and assumed a counter position.
I did not tell anybody to do anything. I only pointed out that those with an issue with the Funko brand can throw away the box to not be reminded of it.
I am not talking about promo pics, either. I am talking about a picture of the actual item the person is selling. I used to buy quite a bit of Funko, and still do occasionally, and from experience very few have looked anywhere near horrible. Perhaps the box, yes, but I never cared about that.
Right, my bad. I misunderstood. I looked at the entry because he seemed interesting. Nowhere did I state that I personally have something against Funko's products. I merely took offense with your haughty attitude and assumed a counter position.
Karumi Bishie Enthusiast
Not sure I understand the first part. That is exactly what you did. You did not like people's attitude and complained about it. I did not agree with you telling people what to do/ think and complained about it.
I was not talking about Glam Shots, but rather the final product. The promo pics can look fine, but Funko is known to have terrible QC. The figure one receives in the mail may look horrible despite the nice product pics. Obviously, this turns off potential buyers.
Er, no. That is not exactly what I did. I checked the item page because I thought he looked cool and saw commentary that people wanted him but would not buy him only because he's from Funko. That sounded rather odd, so I stated as much and offered a solution.
I did not tell anybody to do anything. I only pointed out that those with an issue with the Funko brand can throw away the box to not be reminded of it.
I am not talking about promo pics, either. I am talking about a picture of the actual item the person is selling. I used to buy quite a bit of Funko, and still do occasionally, and from experience very few have looked anywhere near horrible. Perhaps the box, yes, but I never cared about that.
I was not talking about Glam Shots, but rather the final product. The promo pics can look fine, but Funko is known to have terrible QC. The figure one receives in the mail may look horrible despite the nice product pics. Obviously, this turns off potential buyers.
Er, no. That is not exactly what I did. I checked the item page because I thought he looked cool and saw commentary that people wanted him but would not buy him only because he's from Funko. That sounded rather odd, so I stated as much and offered a solution.
I did not tell anybody to do anything. I only pointed out that those with an issue with the Funko brand can throw away the box to not be reminded of it.
I am not talking about promo pics, either. I am talking about a picture of the actual item the person is selling. I used to buy quite a bit of Funko, and still do occasionally, and from experience very few have looked anywhere near horrible. Perhaps the box, yes, but I never cared about that.
So you would rather go out of your way to view things you don't like just to complain about them? Okay then.
And the box is still windowed whether it's in person or not. You run the risk of getting something in poor condition whenever you buy a listing that only shows stock photos, regardless of the product.
Not sure I understand the first part. That is exactly what you did. You did not like people's attitude and complained about it. I did not agree with you telling people what to do/ think and complained about it.
I was not talking about Glam Shots, but rather the final product. The promo pics can look fine, but Funko is known to have terrible QC. The figure one receives in the mail may look horrible despite the nice product pics. Obviously, this turns off potential buyers.
And the box is still windowed whether it's in person or not. You run the risk of getting something in poor condition whenever you buy a listing that only shows stock photos, regardless of the product.
Not sure I understand the first part. That is exactly what you did. You did not like people's attitude and complained about it. I did not agree with you telling people what to do/ think and complained about it.
I was not talking about Glam Shots, but rather the final product. The promo pics can look fine, but Funko is known to have terrible QC. The figure one receives in the mail may look horrible despite the nice product pics. Obviously, this turns off potential buyers.
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