Square Enix Final Fantasy XIII-2: Play Arts Kai: Serah Action Figure

Fist things first the flaws: For one the figure I received both feet are permanently tilted off center and are not straight. She can stand just fine by herself if you are careful. Then the 2nd thing that I found that was off is that her right shoulder has a noticeable gap that is off putting. Despite this her arm can move just fine! And last thing that you might want to be careful of is that her ponytail and bag seem fragile. Her bag isn’t glued on there so it moves around. But everything else is good for a figure that is so old. She stands 7 inches and this figure is indeed authentic. Don’t expect the quality that play arts Kai now have but if you are a ff13 fan I highly recommend this! I love it!

While smaller than the first FF13 version of Serah (The FF13-2 version of Lightening is also smaller than the first.), she is very detailed and very cool for fans of the game. At first I thought the plastic frame around her right arm was missing a piece on her shoulder, but it is that way to allow a wider range of posing. She seems very durable, just be careful around her ponytail, because it maybe slightly fragile. Mine didn't break, but you should still be gentle with it because it appears to have the potential to come loose or snap at its joint if moved roughly. She comes with the bow you see and the sword version of it. The box she comes in has a flap of sorts that has a velcro seal to allow you to open it and see her still sealed in the box. Like I said, she's perfect for fans of FF13 and/or FF13-2.

I could only find one problem with this figure. Because Serah wears revieving clothing here joint ar very visible. My main cincern was the shoulders. The ball joint that is supposed to be the shoulder has a gap so they dont rub, but the gap is huge! To fix it i had to take pliers and move the whole joint carfully so i would not brake the arm off.She does have limited posing she does not come with a stand so on my final fantasy display she is leaning on the guide book. But none the less a very nice figure

A sad fact is that Serah isn't appreciated or admired by current n00b Final Fantasy fans because they too busy worshipping a bland unattractive female FF character called Lightning.Serah is a very good character that "cowgirl-ed up" and went from a wimpy girl to a woman ready to take bull by the horns and help friends and others.Also Serah is more of a "people person" and has a better attitude than her bland unattractive sister Lightning.Don't be ashamed to like Serah or be a Serah fan.

i like the figure itself but i had trouble posing it the way i want. i have to stick with a pretty generic pose. in terms of art it looks great, but the ways it bends and how hard it is to attach the weapons and get it to stand up properly are major negatives.

Great articulation, sculpt, and paint. This is my third Play Arts Kai figure and will not be the last!!! Get it... the price is good too!!!

This will be quick, Serah is seven inches tall very thin and poorly made. The detail in the paint is nice but her arms cant hold her weapons and she is unable to stand.The paint work is nice and it looks like Serah but the quality is poor.Her left and right shoulders are falling out of her sockets. This was done on purpose to add possibility but it only hurts the figures looks and makes it that much easier to pass up.

The toy came in excellent condition and it is a flawless product. I am a big fan of the Final Fantasy series and like collecting all of their Play Arts series

Once again, Play Arts has created an action figure that really pays attention to the little details. You have the choice of equipping the sword or the bow. I highly recommend this action figure for fans of the Final Fantasy XIII series .

Serah is a top quality figure with an excellent mould with incredible detail, good likeness to the character, excellently painted with a high level of articulation. Serah is approximately 6.5 inches tall and significantly smaller than the previous FFXIII line. Serah comes with two versions of her weapon, in bow form and in sword form which are well replicated and fit well into her hands. The figure doesn't come with a stand but I would recommend purchasing one for the required stability in order to position the figure in dynamic poses (The Final Fantasy VII figures come with a very suitable stand that you could use). Whilst the figure is durable enough, this is more of a collectable than a toy and needs to be treated with care, especially the highly articulated wrists and elbows which may become loose. As an owner of many play arts figure, Serah is perhaps my favourite so far and would fit well into anyones collection.

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If your a fan of FF13 and a fan of action figures - this is a great collecters item.All joints are movable and can be positioned in many different positions.I kept mine in a certain position on my desk, and it rest their now looking gorgeous, i ve also collected Lightning and Vanille. Not sure if i ll collect any more as the prices are steep - but in future i may.Well worth getting them - but be careful with the pieces as they can be delicate if forced to hard.

Saw it, couldn't say no.As always with Play Arts figures, good quality, looks nice, but is it worth 60 quid (euro)? You decided. Would be cool to see more Statues/PVC arts from Squeenix to be honest like that Yuna with the double pistols from Final Fantasy X-2. That was a nice statue.