The newest Pokemon Nendoroid figure from GoodSmile Company will be coming soon with Marnie of Pokemon Sword and Shield taking on a Nendoroid form. While there have been multiple Pokemon character Nendoroids that have been previously released, Marie will be the first character from the eighth generation to get one.
The Marnie Nendoroid comes with multiple faceplates with different expressions as well as posable arms and legs. Owners of the figure can additionally swap out different hand shapes to allow her to carry certain props as well as enhance poses. The Nendoroid also comes with Marnie's partner Pokemon from Pokemon Sword and Shield, Morpeko.
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While the prototype was originally shown in October of 2020, the fully-painted version of the figure is now viewable. The release date of the Marnie Nendoroid has also been announced with it being available in Japan starting in August 2021. Pre-orders are however already opening for those who don't want to miss out on this figure.
Both normal figures and Nendoroid figures from GoodSmile Company alike are highly regarded among figure collectors due to them keeping to the original designs of the characters and being high quality. Based on the released photos of the Marnie figure, it certainly is no exception.
One standout with the Marnie Nendoroid is the figure including a Dusk Ball as one of the accessories. This stays true to Marnie's character in Pokemon Sword and Shield where she only uses Dusk Balls on her Pokemon.
If prospective buyers wish to purchase the Marnie Nendoroid, they should know that the figure is priced currently on the official GoodSmile Company website at 5,273 yen. Converted to USD, the figure will be priced at around $49.95.
The official page for the Marnie Nendoroid additionally reveals multiple bonus accessories that buyers can get if they purchase the figure through certain means. If buyers purchase the Marnie Nendoroid through the GoodSmile online shop, their Marnie figure will come with a Team Yell-themed base that Marnie can stand on. This is opposed to the normally clear base that the figure is included with.
Another way to get something extra for the Marnie Nendoroid is by purchasing the figure through Pokemon Center Online. This will give buyers the alternate Hangry form of Morpeko as a bonus gift, so buyers can have even more options when it comes to posing the figure.
It is unknown when the figure will be made available through retail in America or in other countries. Buyers however should shop wisely if going through a third-party service so they can avoid purchasing possible bootlegs.
Pokemon Sword and Shield are available now on Nintendo Switch.
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Source: GoodSmile Company