Now, on to the actual review!
(note: color might be a little off in the photos. Tsubasa's hair should be an ever so slightly purplish shade of blue)
Tsubasa
Articulation on this figure is underwhelming. The elbows don't bend as far as I'd like them to, and there's no waist joint at all. And one pair of hands, specificaly the pair for holding the huge sword, lacks wrist hinges, for some reason. Which puts the peg under a little stress when in use. Be careful to avoid warping. But besides those issues, pretty much the articulation you'd expect from Figma. So it's not offensively disappointing, at least.
This is still less annoying a figure than Hibiki Tachibana, though. A few pieces sticking out of her costume are thankfully adjustable, so they're less bothersome, and not as distressingly breakable. Although you should keep in mind this isn't a child's toy.
All in all, if you were already planning on getting this figure, there's nothing I can say to change your mind. Likewise, if you weren't planning to, it's not quite impressive enough for me to recommend to somebody who doesn't like the character or design enough to spend money on this thing. I like her enough, although the way the skintightness of her costume somehow makes her navel pretty noticeable bugs me.
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