Black and White Bomb (Shopverse Exclusive) is a Youtooz collectible figure, perfect for fans of pop culture, gaming, and iconic creators.
With its faithful and detailed design, it adds an original and modern touch to your collection or decor.
Perfect for gifting or completing a collection, this figure will appeal to fans of merchandise and geek culture.
Original description:
The Collectible
"Really... why didn't I kill you the first time we met?"
Bomb has exploded straight from the pages of the Manga with this perfect black and white variant! Standing at 4 inches tall, with the front of her atomic bomb shaped head spitting at the bottom to form an elongated mouth that ends in exposed teeth, thick rifling twists around the back of her narrow head as sharp fins poke out from the end. Wearing a sleeveless white shirt that has a black bow hanging from the collar, as detonation cords wrap around her chest and arms, a long apron made of dynamite hangs from her waist over shorts and knee-high socks as a light grey explosion bursts out from behind her feet. The exterior of her grey packaging is stamped with kanji and splattered in a white spray, which continues onto the dark interior. The protective sleeve then shows a Bomb in front of the same splatter, which bleeds onto the background, as her figure can be seen through the large clear window at the packaging’s front. This collectible ships in a matte, embossed, protective outer sleeve and a custom-sized plastic protector for maximum protection during shipping.
About Chainsaw Man
Chainsaw Man, the Anime based off Tatsuki Fujimoto’s second serialized Manga for Weekly Shonen Jump, follows Denji, the Chainsaw Man as he navigates the world of Devils and attempts to follow his dream. With each character and situation wilder and weirder than the next, nothing will prepare you for the twists, turns, heartache and joy that this series brings while being one of the most anticipated shows of the year!
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