Max Factory Date A Live III Tohka Yatogami Figma Action Figure

It's legit. Packaging and product quality all point to real figma. There are many fakes here on Amazon. A good way to tell if you have a real figma starts with the box itself.Real figma boxes, with the exception of the older ones, have a satin finish to them, and not a gloss one. The Max Factory logo will also be in one corner of the box. There will also be a lining bit of cardboard inside the box. Fakes have a glossy finish and generally lack the logo and a lining.Second way is by the figma itself. Real ones are made with a mixture of hard ABS plastic for the main body and joints. With things like the head, hair, and limbs being made of a PVC material. If the whole thing feels like a hard plastic, it's likely a fake.Next is price. Unless it JUST came out, and is on sale at the same time, no figma will be below $50. You are paying not just for the name, but for quality. If you see one for $45 or less, high chance it is a fake.Lastly is quality. Real figma's can take some minor abuse as they are meant to be posed in various action poses and the like. The really cheap fakes will break the instant you try to bend a knee or elbow joint. I should have mentioned this earlier, but the paint jobs are also a way to tell the difference. Real figma's have sharp paint lines, with very little bleeding. It does happen occasionally but usually to a minor degree. Fakes have sloppy paint jobs that you can tell were done haphazardly and in a rush to meet quota.

An amazing design. Adjustable and clean.Any model from this brand is of top quality, worth the price.

she is so pretty I really like the voluminous hair and the beautifully designed dress.

Nice figma