figma 606 Aki Hayakawa "Chainsaw Man" Action Figure
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figma 606 Aki Hayakawa "Chainsaw Man" Action Figure
From the anime series "Chainsaw Man" comes figma 606 of Public Safety devil hunter Aki Hayakawa. This articulated figure stands approximately 160mm tall and features multiple interchangeable face plates including a standard expression, one eye closed, and a shouting face to capture different moments from the series.
The set includes optional parts for enhanced posability and display options: fox hand, cigarette-holding hand, standard sword, and a nail-shaped sword (fixed in sheath). The figure is a painted plastic non-scale articulated model with a display stand included.
Perfect for anime collectors and Chainsaw Man fans looking to expand their figure collection with detailed articulation and authentic character representation.
Features
- Approx. 6.29 inches tall (16cm)
- Made of plastic
- Based on the Chainsaw Man anime
Contents
- Aki Hayakawa figure
- 3 Face plates
- Standard
- One eye closed
- Shouting
- 2 Alternate pairs of hands
- Fox hand part
- Cigarette-holding hand part
- Sword (standard)
- Sword (nail-shaped)
- Figma stand
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