Misa Amane BiCute Dark Death Note Figure
Cheerful, impulsive, and outgoing, Misa Amane often displays a playful, almost childlike manner, but her devotion to Light Yagami drives many of her most consequential decisions. After Kira kills the man responsible for murdering her parents, Misa becomes determined to find him and help carry out his vision of justice, even at considerable personal cost.
This BiCute Dark figure depicts Misa in a black Gothic-inspired outfit featuring a fitted corset-style bodice, a short ruffled skirt, detached sleeves, and fishnet stockings. Bat-wing hair accessories, matching black wings, a pointed tail, and a black choker complete the devilish design, while her blonde twin ponytails and red hair bows preserve her recognizable appearance. Her playful expression and heart-shaped hand gesture add a flirtatious touch to the dark ensemble.
- Brand new sealed in box
- Approx. 9.4 inches tall
- Made of PVC/ABS/Polyester
- Highly detailed, non-articulated
- Officially licensed & 100% authentic
The BiCute Dark series is a subline of FuRyu's BiCute Bunnies collection, reimagining popular anime characters with gothic-inspired outfits and a darkly playful theme. Rather than the traditional bunny girl costumes of the BiCute Bunnies line, these figures feature distinctive styling and devilish details such as devil horns, bat-like wings, and heart-tipped devil tails (designs vary by character). The figures combine elaborate black outfits, distinctive accessories, and the series' signature large-scale presentation to give each character a striking new look while retaining their recognizable features.
FuRyu's mission is to create quality entertainment that brings happiness and fulfillment to anime fans. The name comes from the old Japanese word for 'entertainment'. Today it has a different meaning, which is more related to traditional Japanese art aesthetics. Through ingenuity and an infinite spirit of curiosity, FuRyu strives to create fun and happiness. They encapsulate this belief in their statement: 'Precious days, always.'
