Nendoroid Fate/Grand Order Foreigner/Yang Guifei

Description

Sculptor: toytec D.T.C Cooperation: Nendoron "I'm Yuyu the Foreigner! Please let me stay by your side for many years to come... Ah, um, yes, that's correct... I'm Yang Guifei." From the popular smartphone game "Fate/Grand Order" comes a Nendoroid of the Foreigner class servant Yang Guifei! She comes with three face plates including a standard expression, an expression with closed eyes for displaying her playing her musical instruments and a blushing expression. Optional parts include a biwa, a flute and a ring of fire effect part, allowing you to create poses of her playing her instruments as well as poses of her in combat in Nendoroid form! Be sure to add her to your collection!

Yang Guifei, also known as Nendoroid Fate/Grand Order Foreigner/Yang Guifei, is a fictional character in the anime world. She is well known for her stunning appearance and graceful demeanor, which is evident from her attractive features. Yang Guifei has delightful, long flowing hair that is colored in a bright, royal blue hue. Her wide, curious eyes are a luscious shade of purple that glows when she is happy. Furthermore, Yang Guifei is famous for her fragile and delicate appearance, despite her inner strength. Her gentle features make her distinct and lovable in the anime world.

The story of Yang Guifei begins in ancient China. At the age of sixteen years, she was chosen as Emperor Xuanzong's beloved concubine. Her beauty became the center of attention, and she could play the zither, sing, paint, dance, and recite poetry. In a short time, she earned the favor of the emperor and became one of the most powerful figures in the royal palace. However, Yang Guifei became a target of political rivals who were jealous of her relationship with the emperor. A rebellion erupted, forcing the emperor to flee along with Yang Guifei. However, the rebels caught up with them, and Emperor Xuanzong was forced to kill Yang Guifei due to the rebels' insistence. However, her beauty lived on, and she became a symbol of love and tragedy.