Nendoroid Re:ZERO -Starting Life in Another World- Beatrice

Description

Sculptor: Shinya Iguchi Cooperation: Nendoron "Don't judge a noble existence by your simple standards, human." From the anime series "Re:ZERO -Starting Life in Another World-" comes a Nendoroid of the Roswaal mansion's librarian, Beatrice! Her iconic hairstyle, outfit and eyes have all been converted into cute Nendoroid size! She comes with three face plates including a grumpy looking standard expression, an angry expression as well as the smiling expression she would often have with Pack around. Optional parts include Pack, a library stepladder as well as a couple of books. She can also be posed sitting on the stepladder, allowing for all sorts of different scenes in Nendoroid size!

Beatrice is a strikingly beautiful anime character with long, flowing, pink hair and soft, delicate features. Her eyes are a rich, deep purple that glitters in the sunlight, and her skin is a flawless porcelain white. She often dresses in princess-like gowns that are adorned with ribbons, lace, and crystals, and her style is elegant and refined. Her appearance gives off an air of grace and humility, and her sweet smile draws everyone towards her.

Beatrice's story is one of mystery and intrigue. She was born into a noble family that had a long-standing history of magical abilities, and it was said that she was born with the power to bring happiness and joy to those around her. After her parents were tragically killed when she was just a child, she was taken in by her aunt, who was a powerful sorceress. Under her tutelage, Beatrice honed her magical skills and became a powerful magic user herself. Her gentle spirit and kind heart often put her in danger, as many dark wizards saw her as a threat to their plans. However, Beatrice never let fear defeat her, and she fought bravely to protect those she loved. As she grew older, she became known as the "Angel of Light," a beacon of hope in a world plagued by darkness. Despite the many challenges she faced, Beatrice never lost her optimism and continued to spread joy wherever she went.