Majo no Tabitabi TENITOL Elaina Limited Edition F:NEX
| Series | Majo no Tabitabi |
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| Manufacturer |
FuRyu |
| Material | ATBC-PVC ABS |
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This product Majo no Tabitabi TENITOL Elaina Limited Edition F:NEX. The figure measures approximatel 220mm and the manufacturer is FuRyu. It’s a very beautiful figure. From the TV anime “Witch’s Journey” comes a TENITOL figure of the genius beautiful girl Elaina who obtained the title of “Witch” at the tender age of 15.
She is a gem that you can enjoy her beautiful flowing hair, suitable for the witch of ash.
In moehime-japantoys we really like this maker.
FuRyu respects every time the details of the characters very well, it is always with pleasure that we discover their products and that we like to share with all our customers or potential collectors the beauty of the toys, figures, goodies world.
When you say Japan, you have often in mind the words manga, anime, drama, video games. Japanese manga, anime, drama, have a gigantic success.
This great diffusion allowed the whole world to know the Japanese culture behind it. In manga, drama, anime, you can learn a lot about daily life, social life but also to know Japanese civilization.
Beyond the entertainment they offer, this can allow personal development. Playing video games amuses us.
For some players, it’s fun to compete against different opponents. The representation of figures, goodies, stuffed toys created by the manufacturer are sometimes breathtaking, it’s the character coming out of his game that comes to us. It’s why, on our online store you will be able to find all kinds of figures, objects of Japanese culture.
And we are very happy to share with you, our passion.
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