After you get the bra and panties off-you get the anatomically correct details.

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.

T-Elos is the mysterious android featured in Xenosaga Episode III: Also Sprach Zarathustra. She is designed as the new model of Anti-Gnosis weaponry to replace the previous unit, KOS-MOS.

So here we have a new figure in the Revoltech line, a female figure, sculpted by Yamaguchi. Between this and the queens blade line, I guess the Fraulein experiment is done.

Rin Natusume is another character from "Little Busters" and is also the second release from Aoshima's Mobip line.

I have to admit, posing this made me feel funny.

The sculpt on Juliona is REALLY amazing. I have reviewed previous Masamune Shirow figures and is really one of the better sculpted Shirow characters. There is wonderful detail on everything from the leather chaps to the fine seal on the phallic cigar in Juliona’s mouth.

By far, this is my most favorite Ame-Comi statue. It comes with wings detached, stand, and detached mace piece. This is actually a good thing since, its been my experience that if wings come shipped attached they usually break during shipping.

Saeko Busujima is the token “bad girl” from the 2006 manga Gakuen Mokushiroku, which translates as Highschool of the Dead. Saeko is “extremely skilled with a bokken and close combat” and describes herself as “…a sadist who enjoys inflicting pain on those weaker than her.” As a result, Saeko gets a lot out of killing zombies. Go figure.

This is one of Yamato’s excellent Tandem Twin line of statues. This one is the Leopard Girl statue line, with the red/pink color and is named Momo.