”The movement of these twin-tails...... is this really plastic?” The level of reproduction is breathtaking. Naori Jinguji, the heroine from ”Love Is Indivisible by Twins,” has arrived as a 1/6 scale figure with a level of perfection that looks as if she jumped straight out of the screen. From the ribbon of her uniform and the pleats of her skirt to every single strand of her fluttering hair, no detail has been overlooked. The soft smile she shows when your eyes happen to meet has a mysterious power that gently heals daily fatigue.

The character Naori Jinguji is more than just a beautiful girl. She's logical, a bit cynical, but somehow impossible to leave alone. Those unique ”quirks” of hers are vividly alive in this figure. The nuances of her expression that change depending on the angle, the charm exuded by the mole near her eye, and above all, her defenseless posing, all speak volumes about her aloof personality. Those who know her will surely blurt out, ”Yes, this is exactly how Naori is!” Even those who don't know her will find it packed with charm that makes you want to pick it up.

Sculpted by Popape and colored by Matsuda Model. This tag-team, which can be described as a ”collaboration of master craftsmen,” has translated Naori's innocence and complexity into a 3D form with exquisite balance. Utilizing the textures of ATBC-PVC and ABS materials, everything from the softness of the skirt and the crispness of the shirt to the harmony with the pedestal has been thoroughly crafted, giving it the aspect of a true work of art. It's a finish that feels profound—not just a simple character good, but something you'd want to call a ”sculpture for cherishing the very existence of Naori.”

The impact of the 1/6 scale, standing 240mm tall, changes the atmosphere of a room just by placing it there. It's gorgeous yet not overbearing, naturally drawing the eye. The composition, integrated with the pedestal, is well-balanced and beautifully captures ”that moment” of Naori. Being able to feel her presence during casual moments of daily life might be the greatest value of this figure. You can spend a special time filled with a pleasant illusion, as if you might mistakenly think, ”Ah, did she just smile a little?”