Sega Saturn Gets A Nendoroid Figurine

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Sega Hard Girls is a Japanese multimedia franchise that involves a partnership between Sega and ASCII Media Works. The project re-imagines various Sega consoles as anime goddesses, and consists of a light novel and TV anime.

 

Now, the Good Smile Company is manufacturing a Nendoroid figurine based on the Sega Saturn goddess, complete with twin-tails and staves. She comes with both standing and sitting parts, and will be released in December for 4,444 yen (excluding tax).

 

 

 

More information can be found here.


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