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Product Description
Tae Takemi, the back-alley doctor who supports the Phantom Thieves, is here! Tae Takemi from the super popular "Persona 5" figure series is being re-issued to celebrate "Persona 5 Royal"! She is sculpted with the memorable attire and look she displays at the clinic throughout the game. The figure also has an exclusive feature: you can take the lab coat off and display her in just a sleeveless short dress!
Product Features
- Approx. 6.3 inches (16cm)
- 1/7 Scale
- Made of PVC and ABS
- From the Persona 5 video game
- Highly detailed
- Non-articulated
Box Contents
- Tae Takemi figure
- Lab coat
- Clipboard
Additional Details
Persona is a spin-off of the popular Shin Megami Tensei RPG video game series from Atlus, that has grown in popularity over the course of the numerous video game releases. This JRPG series contains elements from Shin Megami Tensei, but with a focus on taking control of a student who has to balance school, relationships, chores, and more, while also exploring supernatural elements that give the character special abilities. Persona has expanded beyond its video game roots to other forms of media like anime and has a popular merchandising presence as well.
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