My new obsession are these figures called Nendoroids made by The Good Smile Company. They’re mainly figures based off of existing properties from anime and video games and they have this really unique and cool design style. They’re also super poseable and customizeable as literally every part of them from the feet to the sleeves pops off to be replaced by one of the many other additional options that come with each Nendoroid.
So I finally got hold of a Nendoroid of my very own and my first choice was the Majora’s Mask Link. I believe there are also a Wind Waker toon Link and a Breath of the Wild Link too. I’m super happy with Majora Link though as he comes with so many additional props and items such as several masks, a health potion, Navi the fairy, an additional face plate with a different expression, multiple other limb options, and most importantly of all – the bunny hood.
When playing with Link and taking these quick shots on my phone I was surprised by the effort it took to pose Link. Literally every part of him can be moved or removed and swapped, so it left a ton of choices for posing. I found I’d move one thing only for the sword to pop off or some other limb to also move. Once I get this figure into a studio and take my time with it vs messing around with it on the sofa, I’m sure I’ll get some really choice shots.
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