Villetta Nu is a “British” pilot who operates one of the Knightmare Frame robots from Code Geass. This version is from the Lelouch of the Rebellion series.

Villetta Nu is a “British” pilot who operates one of the Knightmare Frame robots from Code Geass. This version is from the Lelouch of the Rebellion series.

Villetta Nu is available at Anime-Export

The figure comes with a stand and two switchable back/upper torsos, one with and without a pink jacket with arms and detachable head. No nudity or cast-off parts. No posability. Figure is packed box with a clear window and a plastic sprong with small plastic sheets protecting the arm and other various upper torso parts.

This is a GREAT sculpt with REALLY sharp details. The statue is a great capture of the character’s look and her character. Much of Villetta’s sculpted look comes from the details - the fingers on the thong, the pose and the coy look captured from the hair as it brushes over her eye.

Looking over the statue’s details, it really shows the kind of quality that has become standard for this style of figure. The clothes are distinctly separate from the skin (as opposed to appearing as flush with the surface), one sees none of the messy spray that turns up in more poorly done work.

The fishnet stockings are a nicely done and go along with the strong colors used. The great colors include the really ruby red shoes to the really on-the-nail color of the skin and the hair against the presentation of her outfit.

Great close up details on the buttocks and the way the thong stretches across the cheeks. The figure has no nudity but does the tease, VERY well…

If I have any complaints, its that the neck has a really weird, unnaturally “doll-like” look to it, Especially from the back. This probably results from the fact that the head is detachable. Its not that evident-but the seam of the neck with the collar doesn’t close completely and at the right angle-it looks…weird.

Honestly, I’m not sure WHY the head needs to be detachable since the jacket piece/upper torso switches out pretty easily without taking the head off.

The stand looks pretty solid and has pegs that connect into complimentary holes in the feet. The legs look pretty strong which hopefully precludes the sort of eventual softening that one sees over the years in some figures.

Overall, the statue doesn’t seem nearly as overt as some of the others that I’ve seen, but it does emphasize the tease quite a bit, but pulls off the “sexy” look really well without being too explicit.
Get yours at Anime-Export

Wrong on so many levels, but yet we are compelled to watch.

First up is a set of trading figures named "Petit Chara-Land Macross Frontier We are Open! Nyan-Nyan Restaurant". Cute SD style versions of Macross F characters in soup bowls and such. 609 yen each, ships in a box of 10, due october 2009.

weirder (or creepier) yet are the Macross F Characters Half Age Girls:

5 different figures, 2 colors of each figure, you get 2 Ranka, 2 Sheryl and one Klan. 500 yen each, due in December 09.

Wouldn't a half-age Ranka be like a toddler or something?

Ranka lee dressed in her Nyan Nyan Outfit

Due out in october for 6,300 yen is this 1/8 scale PVC of Ranka Lee in her Nyan Nyan waitress outfit from Macross F.

Lala is a fun and flirty character. If you love Lala the way I love Lala you would be wise to get a Lala Satalin Deviluke (Uniform Version) for your collection.

Lala is from the Manga turned anime series “To Love Ru” and is brought to us by Anime Export.

Lala is a princess from the planet Deviluke, who ran away from home to avoid being forced into an arranged marriage by her father, the King of Deviluke. She ends up on Earth and pretends to fall in love with Rito Yūki, a shy and awkward young man. Lala’s Father, the King decides that he will test Rito and continually sends suitors to win Lala back and hijinks ensue.

This is Lala in her school outfit produced by ALPHAxOMEGA and stands just shy of 10 inches tall when attached to the provided base. Other than the base, no assembly is required.

The quality and finish of the figure is beautiful. The painted detail is perfect with no mistakes or over/under spray noticeable anywhere.

Sculpting detail and fit and finish are excellent. There are no noticeable assembly seams anywhere on the figure and everything just perfect. This is a real high quality release.

Lala’s tail is her most “sensitive” body part and is called “her weakness” by her friends.

The figure features no castaway parts but her panties do match her hair color!

Lala is a fun and flirty character. If you love Lala the way I love Lala you would be wise to get a Lala Satalin Deviluke for your collection. The detail and sculpting on the figure is wonderful and you will not be disappointed.You can get your Lala Satalin Deviluke at Anime Export.

Klan Klan! This is the newest edition to the Excellent Model Series and the first in what I am sure will be a flood of fixed posed figures from the Macross Frontier franchise.

Klan Klan! Or is that Klan Klein!? Or could it be Klan Klang!? Depending on what translation you’re looking at it seems to change. This release calls her Klan Klang on the box so that’s what we’re going with for this review. This is the newest edition to the Excellent Model Series and the first in what I am sure will be a flood of fixed posed figures from the Macross Frontier franchise.

Klan Klang is from the latest incarnation in the Macross franchise, Macross Frontier. She is not a little Lolicon or Moe character, I know she looks it here but she is actually a full grown Meltrandi and Captain of the S.M.S. (Strategic Military Services) Queadluun-Rea Battalion, Pixie Squad. You see, Klan has a problem with her genetics.

In her full grown Meltrandi state she looks like a full grown woman (a really full grown woman if you get my meaning.) When she macronizes herself to a smaller human scale size she looks like a wee little lass, certainly a problem when trying to date human sized guys her own age.

But don’t let her diminutive form fool you. She is a fierce warrior and a very memorable character in the fantastic series Macross Frontier. Pixie Squad, will quite simply, kick - your - butt.

Now I normally don’t collect fixed posed figures but I have kind of flipped my lid for all things Macross Frontier and when Angolz.com offered this up for a review here on aCDX I found it hard to say no. Turns out - it’s a really nice piece.

The figure comes packed in a 4 color window box, with cut-outs on the front and sides to see in to the package. The figure and base are enclosed in a clam shell style tray. Once open you notice that all of the figures limbs are covered in plastic wrap to protect the paint application.

Some assembly is required once you get the figure out of the box, you attach one of the “pigtails” to her hair and the figure itself to the beautifully done S.M.S. logo base and you are done. Everything fit together seamlessly and effortlessly and stays on nice and tight.

Fully assembled the figure stands 8 inches tall and is a flawless three-dimensional representation of the character from the series. There are no exaggerated body parts and is just a fantastic and tastefully done fixed posed figure of Klan.

The paint application and craftsmanship on this is flawless. Every painted line and printed detail is crystal clear, sharp and perfect. I am seriously impressed with the level of quality on what is a fairly simple and straightforward piece. I can see why Otaku get into these fixed posed figures if this is the normal level of craftsmanship.

Like I said at the beginning I normally don’t collect the fixed posed figure stuff but this may very well be a gateway piece for me. I already want a Sheryl and full Meltrandi version of Klan to add to my display to keep her company.

If you’re a fan of Macross Frontier and like Klan this is a beautiful release and a worthy addition to your collection. It just depends on whether or not you like fixed posed stuff. You can get your 1/8 Klan Klang (Micronized Version) at Angolz.com.

1/8 scale PVC figure from Megahouse

1/8 scale PVC figure from Megahouse, due April 2009 for 7,600 yen.