X-Men Psylocke Bishoujo Statue
Product Description
by Kotobukiya
Psylocke is a warrior woman to the core, striking a deadly pose with twin Japanese swords at the ready. The alluring curves of her body are accentuated by her skimpy, skin-tight costume that leaves little to the imagination, and the high-heeled boots that draw attention to her shapely legs. As Psylocke twists to face her foes, her long hair fans out behind her, surrounding her beautiful bishoujo-styled facial sculpt. The sexy mutant's bright-blue costume and purple hair nicely offset her pale skin. Standing about 7 4/5-inches tall in 1:8 scale, Psylocke was sculpted by Yu Ishii. Packaged in an attractive window box with an exclusive X-Men logo base, the deadly mutant is constructed of high-quality plastic. Shouldn't she already be in your collection?
Once a British woman with minor mutant powers, Elizabeth "Betsy" Braddock's mind was transferred into the body of a ninja, giving her additional martial arts prowess. A long-time member of the X-Men, Psylocke now stars in her very own comic book series. Here, the mutant heroine is presented for the first time in the Japanese bishoujo (pretty girl) style based on original character art by illustrator Shunya Yamashita.
Psylocke is a warrior woman to the core, striking a deadly pose with twin Japanese swords at the ready. The alluring curves of her body are accentuated by her skimpy, skin-tight costume that leaves little to the imagination, and the high-heeled boots that draw attention to her shapely legs. As Psylocke twists to face her foes, her long hair fans out behind her, surrounding her beautiful bishoujo-styled facial sculpt. The sexy mutant's bright-blue costume and purple hair nicely offset her pale skin. Standing about 7 4/5-inches tall in 1:8 scale, Psylocke was sculpted by Yu Ishii. Packaged in an attractive window box with an exclusive X-Men logo base, the deadly mutant is constructed of high-quality plastic. Shouldn't she already be in your collection?
Once a British woman with minor mutant powers, Elizabeth "Betsy" Braddock's mind was transferred into the body of a ninja, giving her additional martial arts prowess. A long-time member of the X-Men, Psylocke now stars in her very own comic book series. Here, the mutant heroine is presented for the first time in the Japanese bishoujo (pretty girl) style based on original character art by illustrator Shunya Yamashita.