Amazing Yamaguchi - Shota Aizawa (Reissue)

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CODE: KYD22144
PREORDER ENDS BY 6 NOV 2026. STOCK RELEASE ESTIMATION IN AUGUST 2027.


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Eijiro Kirishima
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Product details

From the smash hit anime series My Hero Academia, Shota Aizawa, a faculty member of the Hero Department of UA High School, rejoins the Amazing Yamaguchi line up! With the Erasure Quirk, Shota can "erase" or nullify another person's Quirk just by looking at them. In order to fool and trick gangs of criminals, he wears a specialized visor that hides his eyes from outside observation which causes Quirk-wielders to take pause and become trapped by his steel cloth capturing weapon. Outfitted with the best anime-level detailing and articulation joints UA High can buy, this dynamic figure is ready to teach a new generation of heroes how it's done! Order yours today and add to your My Hero Academia collection!

Product Features
6.30 inches (16cm)
Made of PVC, ABS
Based on the My Hero Academia anime series
Part of the Amazing Yamaguchi Revoltech series
Fully articulated
Interchangeable parts and accessories

Box Contents
Shota Aizawa figure
5 Face plates
Visor part
2 Hair parts
4 Pairs of hands
Alternate right hand
2 Alternate wrist parts
2 Pouches
Knife
8 Attack effect pieces
Stand joint
Stand

Some assembly required.

Image is of the prototype. The final product is subject to change without prior notice.

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