Kotobukiya Sister Princess: Kaho ANI-Statue (School Uniform Version)

From the Manufacturer A Kotobukiya Japanese import. Sister Princess is a long-running bishoujo series consisting of light novels, manga, video games, and anime. One of the most popular characters from that series is now the first in Kotobukiya’s new series of bishoujo figures that celebrate the classic character types in Japanese manga and anime, the “Legend Girls.” Kaho is the definition of the “imouto-kei” or sister type, an archetype seen in many Japanese stories. Clumsy and cheerful, the pretty cheerleader is known for addressing her brother as “Onii-chama.” Originally released as a garage kit in 2003, the legendary character is back and better than ever with coloring true to the anime series. Kaho wears her brightly colored school uniform, standing poised on the toes of her right foot. Blown by soft wind, the pretty girl’s patterned skirt and brown silky hair flow naturally. The checkered skirt was the biggest hassle for painters of the garage kit, but no more. The detail work on Kaho is excellent, from her pretty face down to the laces on her tennis shoes and the intricate paint work on her skirt. Standing 7 inches tall (in 1/7th scale), Kaho was sculpted by Hide and is constructed of high-quality PVC plastic.

• A Kotobukiya Japanese import
• First in a line of Kotobukiya's "Legend Girls" bishoujo figures celebrating classic Japanese manga and anime character types, starting with the "imouto-kei" (sister-type) seen in many Japanese stories
• Originally released as a garage kit in 2003
• Bears coloring true to her series appearance
• Standing 7" (1/7th scale)