Good Smile Puella Magi Madoka Magica: Ultimate Madoka Figma Action Figure

This is my first time purchasing a Figma, but wow, I am very impressed. Godoka is incredibly detailed. Her skirt can move in multiple parts, which I thought was a nice touch. The only problem with my figure was a very small bump in the paint on the back of the skirt, but it's not very noticeable. The extra pieces are in perfect condition. (The figure comes with a small ziploc-style bag for the small accessories, too.)However, I do recommend exercising caution when putting her together! Her wings and hair all plug into holes that are close together, so I would say put the wings in first, since they're easier to hold in. Also, be careful with her feet; I knocked off one of her shoe wings, which were glued on and can be snapped back into place, but it's still better to be careful. Put the stand in last and again, be careful.All in all, she was definitely worth the price as long as you remember to be careful when putting her together and posing her.

Super disappointed in the figure.prosit looks niceconsThe parts barely fit together, and I even had to us glue on foot wings to get them to stay on.The bow and arrows arrow very thin and feel like they are going to break very quicklyit is very top heavy making posing it close to impossiblethe stand isn't strong enough to hold the figure and collapses under the weight.the arms seem really stubby and don't pose well with every thing around them getting in the way.If i hadn't used glue on this I would be getting a refund this is by far the worst model i have ever bought and I will most likely never buy a Figma ever again.

She's my second figure and I am quite impressed with her. If I could, I would give her four and a half stars instead of just four!She comes with 5 different pairs of hands, with four of the five pairs (the fifth being on her) on a little rectangle holder thing, as well as her bow, and four arrows, with two of each kind: the pairs of arrows have different ends on them to be held in different ways by different hands. Her faces are a determined face and a smiling face, both of which you can see in the pictures. She also comes with a little bag to hold all of the parts you aren't using. You can keep this bag in her box, or outside for easy grabbing if you like to change figure poses often.Another thing she comes with is a backdrop. You may not notice it at first, but it's the spacey thing that's decorating the inside of the box. You can actually pull it out and take pictures of her on it, or display her with it. There also seems to be an area on the set that you can punch out and I believe you place it under her stand. Seeing as how both her Nendoroid and her 1/8th scale statue have pretty spacey stand bases, I wouldn't blame you if you did that!Her box is absolutely gorgeous. Parts of it contain a shiny, silver coloring, and I wasn't expecting such a pretty box. It's pretty enough, in my opinion, to be worthy of being put on display along with her.To the figure herself...When she came in the mail, I wasn't expecting her to be so small. Her whole head is a little smaller than an inch if you want to get an idea of her size. Assembly is slightly difficult, and I recommend you follow the assembly guide that comes with her, because each of her long hair piece thingies have to be on certain sides to make it easier to put the wings in, and also because it looks weird reversed. She's a little bit hard to pose, because her joints aren't quite as perfect as the final version they use in promotional images, as it is with many other figures. However, you can still put her in fun or canon poses; they just won't look as nice as they did in your head. I'll warn you now that her bow slides down easily and doesn't fit snugly in her hand...Her stand goes inside of her skirt, and is longer than the usual figure stand to make her look like she's flying in the air instead of standing up. However, because of the weight of her skirt, you might find that she'll fall over a lot unless you position the stand's extendable part in certain ways. Don't let this discourage you from placing her on your desk, if you like to put figures there...my desk is flimsy and slanted and shakes at the slightest touch, and when she's in the right position she will stay sturdy and up!Regarding aesthetics, this figure is beautifully done. The joints are blended in well enough so that they don't look unnatural. Her wings are semitransparent, as well as her arrows. Her skirt is actually split into three parts, but it isn't visible at all! It really looks like one piece. For such a tiny figure she is so detailed. The space inside of her skirt looks marvelous and the sculpting on the skirt and hair is breathtaking. There is a very good reason why she is so expensive...Overall, aside from the tiny assembly and balance issues and "imperfect" joints, this figure is wonderful. She's definitely worth your money.P.S. As far as I'm aware, there exist no bootlegs of her. But you never know...check your sellers carefully! If you are suspicious, don't buy it, and save up for a more expensive, credible seller if you must...the authentic is so much better than anything people looking for a quick buck can make.

Super cute product with really nice painting with a few interchangeable pieces (hands, faces, arrows, bow, dress pieces, wings, hair pieces) overall a gorgeous figureBUT..There are a few things I would let someone know before purchasing.First it was was smaller than I thought, while it is my fault for misjudging the measurements I would recommending looking at dimensions first.It was super difficult to pose and put together, it took me around 45 mins to assemble even with me having small hands. It is also quite challenging to pose I because the figure is heavier than the stand.Otherwise I would recommend buying as long as your aware of the pros and cons.

This is one of the worst figures I’ve ever gotten and I have a pretty big collection. I rarely write reviews but this one deserved one after my experience. It was almost impossible to put together, I have small fingers and couldn’t find a way to put the wings and hair on together. It took around an hour and by then 2 pieces on the figure had broken on their own. I hadn’t even touched those and they just broke. Poorly made and I’m definitely disappointed. I was excited to put her next to Homura but the pieces were too flimsy and it was not possible to put together after those 2 pieces broke. I’m going to get a refund. It’s definitely worth getting the ultimate Manoka scale figure over this figma version. I would much rather pay extra to get my moneys worth. Unless, you wanna spend an hour putting it together hoping it doesn’t break. She is pretty though.

Actually I was thinking about another Madoka figure, so I don't know why I bought this figma (I am not a big fan of figma). But for people who likes figma(and Madoka~), I would like to recommend this one. It;s well made and fun to play with.