Kotobukiya Infinite Meet Mega Romaria Ice Isen Plastic Figure
Description
The Kotobukiya Infinite Meet Mega Romaria Ice Isen is an original plastic model with a distinctive Japanese-inspired look drawn from shrine maiden and onmyoji motifs. Its ice-themed design features translucent molded-color components that create changing visual effects as light passes through them and shifts across different angles. Compact yet easy to display, this model is made for collectors who appreciate expressive posing and finely styled costumes.
With 77 points of articulation throughout the body, the figure includes a foldable, movable hakama that helps retain its kimono-inspired shape in seated poses. Rotating sleeve joints, deeply bending elbows and knees, and movable toes allow for natural-looking motion, while the leg opening supports poses up to 180 degrees. The kit can also be displayed in Naked Foam or Masquerade Foam configurations and includes a painted naked face with movable eyes for additional options.
Details
• Specifications:
- Original plastic model
- Articulated figure with 77 points of articulation
- Molded color design
- Semi-transparent ice-themed head parts
- Painted face with movable eyes
• Item dimensions: 10 x 10 x 16 cm
• Product Material: Plastic
• Manufacturer: Kotobukiya
• Release Date: 2026-10-31
• Recommended Age: Ages 15 and up
Features
- Translucent, ice-themed molded-color components shift in appearance as light passes through them.
- 77 articulation points provide flexible posing, including a leg opening of up to 180 degrees.
- The movable, foldable hakama supports seated poses while preserving the Japanese-inspired silhouette.
- Offers Naked Foam and Masquerade Foam configurations, plus a Naked Face with movable eyes.
- Includes seven types of wrist parts for both left and right hands, a bill, Bill A, and two Bills.
Care instructions
Display the model in a clean, dry place, away from direct sunlight and excessive heat. Remove dust gently with a soft, dry cloth or brush; do not use harsh cleaners or soak the plastic components in water. Take care when handling the articulated joints, sleeves, hakama, movable toes, and translucent parts, supporting delicate areas while changing poses or assembling and disassembling components.