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🤖 NieR:Automata 15th Anniversary Kuji Prize B: 2B (YoRHa No.2 Type B) L-Size

📦 Product Log & Logistics

• CONDITION ✨ Brand New / Factory Sealed

• SERIES 🎬 NieR:Automata (15th Anniversary Edition)

• CHARACTER 🗡️ 2B (YoRHa No.2 Type B)

• BRAND 🏷️ SQUARE ENIX (Ichiban Kuji Prize B)

• DIMENSIONS 📐 Approx. 28 × 18 × 15 cm (Packaged Size)

• WEIGHT ⚖️ Approx. 0.8 kg (Total Weight)

  
  

✨ Product Highlights

🤖 EXCLUSIVE 15TH ANNIVERSARY PRIZE This is the highly coveted Prize B

　　from the NieR:Automata 15th Anniversary Kuji.

　　An exclusive release not available in standard retail stores, making it a rare find for collectors. 🤖🗡️

📏 IMPRESSIVE L-SIZE SCALE Part of the POP UP PARADE L lineup,

　　standing significantly larger than standard models.

　　This size allows for enhanced sculpting detail on 2B's iconic gothic dress and weaponry. 📏✨

🎁 PRISTINE NEW CONDITION Brand New and Unopened.

　　The item is preserved in its original Japanese packaging.

　　Features the 15th-anniversary branding, perfect for displaying in or out of the box. 🎁🛡️

🛡️ COLLECTOR-GRADE PACKING 100% Authentic Square Enix Japan stock.

　　We ensure the outer box is wrapped in thick bubble wrap to maintain its Mint condition during international transit. 🛡️🇯🇵

📌 Technical Specs

• Lineup POP UP PARADE L (Large Size)

• Target Age 15+

• Sculpt High-precision painted plastic

• Status Japan Exclusive / Limited Kuji Prize

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