Good Smile Company: Fate/Grand Order - Alter Ego/Okita Souji (Absolute Blade: Endless Three Stage) 1/7 Scale Figure

Good Smile Company: Fate/Grand Order - Alter Ego/Okita Souji (Absolute Blade: Endless Three Stage) 1/7 Scale Figure

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Good Smile Company: Fate/Grand Order - Alter Ego/Okita Souji (Absolute Blade: Endless Three Stage) 1/7 Scale FigureFrom the game "Fate Grand Order" comes a scale figure of the Alter Ego class servant and Counter Guardian, Okita Souji, in her Third Ascension appearance. She is equipped with her pitch black blade Purgatory and has been captured in the very moment she is preparing to unleash her Noble Phantasm "Absolute Blade: Endless Three Stage". Product Features 9. 25 inches (23. 50cm) Made of plastic From Fate Grand Order Third Ascension appearance Her decisive,

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