Nendoroid Fruits Basket Yuki Soma

Description

Sculptor: toytec D.T.C Cooperation: Nendoron The handsome and athletic boy with a prince-like presence. From the anime series "Fruits Basket" comes a Nendoroid of Yuki Soma, the boy possessed by the vengeful spirit of the Rat of the Chinese Zodiac! He comes with three face plates including a standard face, a troubled face and a gentle smiling face. Optional parts include a hand part holding a book, a sitting lower body part, his bag and a miniature figure representing Yuki in his rat form. Enjoy creating all kinds of situations in Nendoroid form!

Yuki Soma is a fictional character from the anime series Fruits Basket. He is most recognizable as a Nendoroid figure, with his big head and wide, charming smile. Yuki has short, pale blue hair and deep, thoughtful eyes that always seem to be searching for something beyond what's in front of him. He's always dressed in his black school uniform, complete with a stylish cream-colored blazer and white dress shirt. His appearance exudes a sense of calmness and sophistication that can be felt by anyone who comes into contact with him.

The story of Yuki Soma begins in the world of Fruits Basket, as a member of the Sohma family. The Sohmas are a peculiar bunch, because they are cursed to turn into animals from the Chinese Zodiac when they are both stressed and hugged by someone of the opposite gender. Yuki is the Rat, and his curse makes him feel like he's never quite fitting in with the rest of the world. Even though he's incredibly charming and respected by his peers, Yuki struggles with feelings of loneliness and the desire for true human connections. Throughout the series, Yuki gradually learns to open up to others and form meaningful relationships, particularly with the series' protagonist, Tohru Honda. While Yuki's curse remains a constant source of tension, he learns to accept himself and his past, ultimately helping others to heal from their own pain. By the end of the series, he has grown into a confident and kind-hearted individual, no longer defined by his curse but rather by the person he has become.