KDcolle "No Game No Life" Shiro Dress Ver. 1/7 Complete Figure KADOKAWA Special Set

Description

Sculptor: Yadokari Paintwork: taumokei Planning: MF Bunko J Editorial Department Production: KDcolle (KADOKAWA Collection) As part of the 10th Anniversary products for the popular "No Game No Life" comes a figure of Shiro in a party dress! The illustration for the event "MF Bunko J [Summer School Festival 2013]" announcing the Anime is used as the motif and the celebrity level outfit and gorgeous hairstyle are recreated leaving nothing out. Enjoy this figure of Shiro on a special day that is more than worthy of helping celebrating the 10th anniversary. The "KADOKAWA Special Set" comes with a gorgeous acrylic block that uses the figure's motif illustration. Yuu Kamiya's delicate yet bold coloring is combined with the super thick clear acrylic to create a masterpiece. Be sure to enjoy displaying the block and figure together!

Shiro is a fictional anime character with strikingly white hair that complements her porcelain skin. Her hair reaches her waist, and she often wears it in a ponytail or braid. Shiro's large, deep blue eyes are her most defining physical feature, and her eyelashes are thick and long. She has a symmetrical face with a small nose and full lips, giving her a delicate, ethereal aura. Shiro's build is thin, yet athletic, with long, toned legs that complement her 5'7" height.

Shiro's story is one that revolves around strength and perseverance. Born in a small village, Shiro was orphaned at a young age and left to fend for herself. Despite the challenges, Shiro developed a fierce determination and a keen sense of survival. Her upbringing made her wary of people, but she learned to trust those who proved themselves loyal. Perhaps the greatest obstacle of Shiro's life occurred when she was captured by an enemy army during a war. Despite being physically and emotionally abused, Shiro refused to break, relying on her innate strength and resilience to survive. Eventually, she was rescued and brought back to her village, where she became a leader, using her experiences to help others in similar situations.