JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Super Action Statue BIG The World
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BBTS MINT
- Product is brand new and in factory-original condition
- Packaging is case fresh but may have minor flaws, and is suitable to display in package or to open
- Order is packed in custom-sized box with premium bubble wrap for 360° protection
Product Description
The World, the Stand used by Dio in JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Part 3 now joins the Super Action Statue BIG action-figure lineup from Medicos! This super-sized figure is every bit as posable as the smaller Super Action Statue figures, with extremely detailed sculpting and painting, resulting in a figure you'll be proud to have in your collection!
Product Features
- 9.84 inches (25cm)
- Made of PVC, ABS, POM, and metal
- Incredibly articulated joints throughout
- Multiple accessories for added customization
Box Contents
- The World figure
- 8 Interchangeable hands
- Base
Additional Details
JoJo's Bizarre Adventure is a popular Japanese media franchise that began as a manga series created by Hirohiko Araki. The story typically focuses on a "Stand" wielding protagonist who must stop a villain from enacting their evil plans. JoJo's Bizarre Adventure has seen more recent success due to the anime adaption that has helped propel the series to higher popularity. The series takes inspiration from many popular Western music groups and fashion trends, which helps provide the series with a memorable art style and loyal fanbase.
Returnable Item
- The packaging must be unopened and in the same condition as when initially received.
- Please refer to the Returns Policy for more details.
