GUILTY GEAR -STRIVE- 1/7 Scale Figure - Bridget

Description

Sculptor: CKB Paintwork: Konetako Cooperation: Wing *The mega popular "Bridget" of "GUILTY GEAR -STRIVE-" has been brought to life as a figure in the lively pose from her character portrait! Details from the original art like her chipper pose, her Yo-yo, and Roger the bear are all here- making this a real gem of a figure. Don't miss this chance to get your very own figure of the ever cheerful Bridget in all her cute and tricky Yo-yo spinning glory. *spiritale's amazing "Smooth Skin Processing" Those long legs stretching from spat to sock use spiritale's special "Smooth Skin Processing." The line where the thighs meet the spats is sculpted and painted with gradation for that realistic skin look. *A cute and perky expression Get a good look at Bridget's charm-packed smile! *A hoodie with a real sense of motion Her hoodie falls dynamically in line with Bridget's energetic motion. Special effort was made in representing the seams of the sleeves, the color of the lining, and more in order to bring out the texture of the fabric. *Faithfully recreated hair You can really feel Bridget's cuteness in her bouncy, unruly hair, which uses gradation painting for accuracy. *A base straight out of the game Smoke and star effects from the game are recreated with clear material, enhancing the figure's sense of presence.

Bridget is a fictional anime character depicted as a male but dresses like a female. They have an androgynous appearance, which often confuses their audience. Bridget's most notable feature is their red and white outfit, a mix of a nun's habit and an Irish dancer's costume. They wear white frilly shorts underneath their skirt adorned with red ribbons, black knee-length boots, and a headband adorned with a cross. They have red hair, usually tied into two upturned pigtails with red ribbons, and gentle amber eyes. Despite Bridget's previous confusion about their gender identity, they now take pride in their feminine appearance.

Bridget's story is one of the most heartwarming tales in the anime world. They were born as the last of their mother's eleven sons, with no female offspring. Bridget grew up ashamed of their feminine tendencies, leading to an unhealthy relationship with their gender identity. Eventually, they realized their worth and accepted their non-binary gender. The character is widely regarded as one of the most progressive and inspiring anime characters to date. They are a testament to people struggling with gender identity, inspiring them to accept and love themselves fully as they are. Bridget's journey is a story of self-discovery, self-acceptance, and the power of self-love.