Rascal Does Not Dream of Bunny Girl Senpai Mai Sakurajima Water Gun Date ver. 1/7 Complete Figure

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Paintwork: MIC Cooperation: MIC The radiant, adorable Mai-senpai in a T-shirt and swimsuit is back! From the hit Dengeki Bunko light novel that also received an anime adaption, "Rascal Does Not Dream of Bunny Girl Senpai" comes a rerelease of the 1/7th scale figure of Mai Sakurajima based on an illustration from the Dengeki Bunko Choukansha Fair 2016! Mai is wearing a cute swimsuit that can be seen beneath her wet T-shirt while enjoying a date at the beach. Be sure to add her to your collection!

Mai Sakurajima is a fictional anime character with a striking appearance. She has long, flowing dark purple hair that frames her heart-shaped face. Her eyes are a bright blue that stand out against her pale skin, and her slender nose and lips complement her delicate features. Despite being a high school student, Mai has a curvaceous figure and is often seen wearing form-fitting clothing that accentuates her curves. She is often admired by her male peers for her beauty and confidence.

Mai Sakurajima's story is one of overcoming personal struggles and accepting oneself. As a child actress, she became disillusioned with the entertainment industry and the unrealistic expectations placed on her appearance. She retired from acting and began attending a normal high school, where she experienced a strange phenomenon - people began to forget her existence. Mai discovered that she had become a victim of "Adolescence Syndrome," a paranormal phenomenon where stress and uncertainty can manifest as supernatural occurrences. Mai's stress about her fading career caused her to become invisible to those around her. To combat this, Mai joined an organization called the "Bureau of Supernatural Investigation," which specializes in investigating and resolving supernatural occurrences. With the help of her friends and her newfound confidence, Mai learns to accept herself and embrace her unique circumstances. She realizes that being different is not a curse, but a gift that allows her to help others.