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>>15364544
>Come and get it!
>Goa Magara monster girl
Well, Anon, in a surprise twist, I CAN!
This one isn't quite as monstrous, lacking paler skin, but...

Full gallery for those interested: http://myfigurecollection.net/item/361226

Excited ranting: I like Monster Hunter, but I feel I can't call myself a "rightful" fan of it. BUT I LOVE THIS! First of all: those expressions - especially #4!

The attention to detail with:
--the "sense of style" given to her as a Monster Girl (not a Gothic fan, but even so)
--the dual sets of horns (retracted and extended) apparently they double as "feelers")
--hair (down and flared up) to mimic a more calm (and human) nature, as well as the more monstrous and berserk nature
--the wings sprouting from her hips that also double as another pair of arms and triple as "dress" (as some sort of clever adaptation due to being a Monster Girl)!


She even feels threatening and like a boss you'd dread to fight because of:
--(again) the winged limbs (like damned how scary would it be to see a dress suddenly become an arm with claws and wings).
--the blades with a sharp and "toothed" side to them, which can be combined into a single double-ended sword, or even a bow that channels her inherent energy through it to from projectiles.
-last but not least the umbrella, which doubles as a mace and triples as another weapon capable of channeling her power in its "buster mode" (more Monster Hunter terminology)

Of course since she's part of Bandai's A.G.P. line a lot can be taken off and customized. I'm surprised they went this route of making a monster girl, rather than just the in-game female armour made from Goa Magara/Gore Magala!

I might even paint this a little to have paler looking skin, or some scales and markings on the more human parts. Heck, maybe I'll buy two.


NOTE: I'm sorry if figures aren't allowed on the board, but this is a monster girl so that's why I bothered mentioning it at all!