(Read this in the voice of a protagonist standing atop a skyscraper while a guitar solo shreds in the background)
STOP! DO NOT SCROLL PAST THIS! You have just stumbled upon the ARTIFACT OF DESTINY! My power levels are fading! My bank account is in its "final arc" and I am FORCED to release this legendary treasure into the wild! Behold: MARIN KITAGAWA, the Queen of Cosplay, the Empress of Energy, rendered in a shimmering SSR holofoil that reflects the very soul of the Otaku spirit!
This isn't just a card. It’s a CONTRACT! A pact between you and the Goddess of My Dress-Up Darling! I’ve guarded this card with my life, but the landlord is more powerful than any Shōnen villain I’ve ever faced. My loss is your ULTIMATE TRIUMPH!
THE STATS (FORGED IN THE FIRES OF ADAPTATION):
SERIES: Goddess Story (Set: NS-10M06)
CHARACTER: Marin Kitagawa (My Dress-Up Darling)
RARITY: SSR (Super Secret Rare... or just Super Super Rare? WHO CARES, IT’S SHINY!)
CARD NUMBER: NS-10M06SSR-14
DETAILS: Features a stunning summer-themed illustration with intricate gold-stamped heart detailing and a textured "sand" holographic finish.
CONDITION REPORT (THE HONEST TRUTH): I have examined this relic with the intensity of a thousand suns.
Surface: The foil is bright and the gold stamping is crisp.
Edges/Corners: Appears "Pack Fresh" to my eyes.
Note: These cards are manufactured in China and sometimes have very minor factory print lines or slight centering shifts typical of the Goddess Story series, but I see no major battle damage (dents/scratches) here!
LOGISTICS OF THE GODS:
USA BUYERS: FREE SHIPPING! I will entrust this to the postal spirits at NO COST TO YOU!
INTERNATIONAL HEROES: $2.00 Shipping via 1oz Letter Stamp. Be warned: The journey across the Great Oceans takes time. Your patience shall be rewarded by the heavens!
BUY IT NOW BEFORE MY CHARACTER ARC ENDS!
Series: Goddess Story (specifically the NS-10M06 box set).
Character: Marin Kitagawa from My Dress-Up Darling (Sono Bisque Doll wa Koi o Suru).
Card Number: NS-10M06SSR-14 (Found on the bottom right of the card back).
Flaw Check: Based on the photos, the card looks exceptionally clean. The centering appears slightly heavy toward the bottom (on the front), which is common for this brand. I don't see any obvious "white" chipping on the back corners, which is the most common flaw for these.