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My Mamako Oosuki nesoberi came in today. Here she is next to my Mamako noodle stopper figure.
The plush is really nice. The outfit is one of those plain fabrics where the details are printed on and not embroidered to sewn into with other fabrics. That looks like it's the norm for smaller plushies which would be difficult to sew a certain amount of detail on. The only embroidered part is the face which is, as usual for these kind of plushies, very good. The arm guards are made of little squares of those firm fabrics and the ribbons vary. The white ribbon around her waist is a white and proper ribbon but the blue and red ribbon that ties her hair is made of the same fabric as the dress, probably to save costs and resources. The metal bead chain to hang her up on things from isn't actually held down by just the white loop but also by a stitch into the head. It's a bit redundant but I think maybe they did that just to be safe.
The noodle stopper figure is really nice too. I'm not someone who can make a hyper in-depth review of the finer intricacies of figures but to me this one looks good. The colors all look right, the face looks like what it's supposed to look like though just a tiny bit rough when you look at it really closely but it gets the job done. What details it does have like the tiny folds on her swimsuit or the lines in her hair look pretty good. The swimsuit also isn't some kind of line on the skin of the body but does look like it's an actual piece of clothing she's wearing. The straps stick to her breasts though so that makes it clear that it is all part of one mold.
I was lucky enough to get this figure by mistake, the seller sent me this figure instead of the plush, and I only paid $20 for it instead of the other higher prices this figure can go for. I'm happy I paid so little for it since other figures of this character are more expensive and for this price I'm more than satisfied with it. My only concern is that I worry she would fall over if I used her for her intended purpose which is putting her on top of the lid for cup noodles. She leans on top of it instead of other figures which sit on top of the cup so I'm worried that she wouldn't be properly balanced unless you at least take some time to make sure she's on there good. I don't eat cup noodles so she instead leans on top of my monitor and keeps me company while I browse. She remains surprisingly stable but I'm still careful not to push her off, especially when I pat her head.
All in all, both of these are good products and I'm very happy to have them.
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