Marvel X-23 Bishoujo Statue

• Is that a female clone of Wolverine?
• Laura Kinney is X-23, key member of the X-Force!
• Beautiful but deadly, with adamantium claws extended!
• Statue is based on an original character reinterpretation by Shunya Yamashita.
• Hunt down this beautiful mutant before she hunts you!

Tempering her deadliness with a smile on her face and a relaxed pose, X-23 is still ready for anything. She crouches on one knee, ever alert for danger, with her weapons extended. Her wicked adamantium claws are quite eye-catching on both hands and her right foot. Laura Kinney wears a striking outfit consisting of a halter top, stylish ripped arm coverings, pants, and boots... all in black. Highly detailed sculpting brings out the intricacies of X-23's banded and laced boots, her unique linked-ring belt, and medallion necklace. Contrasting with her ebony clothing is the mutant's beautiful skin, while bright-green and gold accents adorn her belt and eyes. X-23's wind-blown hair adds subtle movement to the scene, all of which brings focus to her lovely bishoujo-styled face. Based on an original character reinterpretation by renowned illustrator Shunya Yamashita, X-23 stands 6-inches tall in the Marvel Bishoujo 1:7 scale, crouched on an exclusive terrain base. Hunt down this beautiful mutant before she hunts you! Ages 14 and up.

The popular Marvel Bishoujo collection, combining iconic superheroines and supervillains with traditional Japanese styling, continues to bring you the amazing beauties of the Marvel Comics universe as you've never seen them before. The line returns to heroic mutants with the beautiful but lethal X-23! Appearing first in the television series X-Men: Evolution in 2003, X-23 was later introduced to the Marvel Comics universe. She is no less than a female clone of Wolverine, created to be a deadly weapon and outfitted with adamantium-coated claws in her hands and feet. After discovering her true identity and joining the good guys, Laura Kinney became a key member of X-Force before setting out on her own. X-23 appears here in the Japanese Bishoujo (pretty girl) style, based on an original character reinterpretation by renowned illustrator Shunya Yamashita.