Customer Reviews

Scrapped Princess, Vol. 3 - Traveling Troubles

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As our unfortunate party continue on their retreat, they encounter even more potential enemies and allies. An encounter with a church inquisitor leads our band to a hidden village, and another Scrapped Princess(?). Later, their escape is thwarted, and they are taken prisoner by a princess of the Giatt Empire. Pacifica must then face many questions about who she is, and what she represents. Is she a threat to the world, or just a threat to someone's carefully constucted status quo?

The plot has definitely thickened in this latest installment, as parts of the story get clearer. As usual, the animation is great, and the writing is very sharp. This series just continues to impress me with its quality, and I'm looking forward to the next installment.

Ok, I'll cut to the chase: you won't be buying this if you don't already love the program - that would just be absurd, no?

You won't be buying this if you don't have shelf space - the box is too good to throw away. By the way, for some reason someones already opened the box.

I'm assuming you're not Comic Book Guy(tm) and you will break the blister pack seal and actually handle the figurine. This is 125mm tall inc plinth. She is beautifully detailed (please bear in mind that I've NEVER owned a doll in my life so have little to compare against save Matchbox cars etc.) and the workmanship is top notch. I hope I haven't just praised a machine.

I have never come across such a loose woman. Everything falls off (apart from the clothes!)so care is required that limbs don't go missing.

Note: if you are after a figurine alone, the two boxes in this series that are $45 have much larger figurines. One each of Pacifica and Raquel.

Now I need a display cabinet...