You know, in the vinyl world, with things like the
Big Barda and
Emma Frost and
Supergirl statues (and the
Mary Jane one, for nostalgia's sake), and the negative reactions they received from feminists, and the negative reactions those feminists received from those who Just Didn't Get It, I'd say the sculptors and fanbrats defending the
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Damn, that's one hot Revy figurine. Love her face. XD
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It IS surprising that this figure came from Japan, of all places- aside from, say, Major Kusanagi, you don't see women with this level of composure or confidence in anything. I almost feel castrated just looking at it. XD~
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I almost feel castrated just looking at it. XD~
But in a good way, yeah? XD
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(Hee, equally vicious bespactacled destructo-maid FTW.)
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...Which, by the way, is exactly why her second face skeeves me out. But I've come to expect far worse from the Japanese figure market, so meh. ^^;;
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Frankly, I'm surprised the PVC people tackled Revy at all when she seems so subversive for anime heroines but I'm pleased that whatever went into the planning of this one, someone had it more together than the workforce that went into.. all the other top links. Urg.
(I know, it's creepy! I've seen alt!Revy's face on a frillion other "heehee I'm harmless!" anime girl vinyl statues, I'm sure of it!)
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