Description
Description
This Furyu Ariya San Succubus Ver 1/7 Complete Figure faithfully renders the beloved Ariya character from the TV anime *Sometimes Bosotto Russian Aria* in an alluring succubus form. Crafted by Furyu through their premium F:NEX hobby line, this pre-painted 1/7 scale collectible showcases Ariya in a serene sleeping posture with a captivating and delightful expression.
The intricate sculpting emphasizes her flowing hair, lustrous costume accents, and signature succubus features like horns, delicate wings, and an articulated tail. A charming heart emblem on her chest and a mischievous, devilish expression further enhance her unique charm, establishing this figure as a remarkable item for any anime figure enthusiast’s collection.
Details
• Specifications:
Pre-painted and fully assembled figure
1/7 scale model
Serene sleeping pose aesthetic
Succubus character rendition
Shiny costume and hosiery finish
Elaborate hair sculpt with dynamic flow
Horns, wings, and articulated tail accents
Plastic construction
• Item dimensions: Approx. 3.1 x 7.1 x 5.5 inches
• Condition: New
• Product Material: Plastic
• Manufacturer: Furyu
• Recommended Age: 15+
• Country of origin: Japan
Features
Authentic succubus portrayal of Ariya from the anime series *Sometimes Bosotto Russian Aria*
Pre-painted collectible, ready for immediate display
Meticulous sculpting highlighting hair movement and a gentle sleeping posture
Lustrous paint application on the outfit and hosiery for heightened realism
Features iconic succubus elements including horns, wings, a tail, and a heart insignia on the chest
Care instructions
For cleaning, gently dust with a soft, dry microfiber cloth. Refrain from using water, alcohol, or abrasive cleaners on painted areas, as these can harm the finish. Store the figure away from direct sunlight, intense heat, and moist environments to prevent color fading or deformation. Exercise caution when handling small components and delicate features like horns, wings, and the tail during display or maintenance.
