My photos of Taiga me not convinced, here, in the meantime, a small presentation of No No, by Yamato. I hope you will like!

Name: No-No

Taken from: Illustrated by Shunya Yamashita

Publisher: Yamato

Sculptor: Yoshizawa Mitsumasa

Size: 1 / 6 (23cm)

Release Date: September 2007

Just like Cocona, which I am a recent presentation (click here to see), Non-Non fate of the universe of female illustrator Shunya Yamashita. As I told you so, speaking of his colleague, three editors worked on the figurines from his artwork, and this time it is an adaptation of Yamato. No-No has had the right to another version. You can find his form in click here. Again, this is an old figure, however, I suggest you go take a look at reviews of Samanosuke, Distudios or Maniax Factory. I'm choosing to take a picture because he is a character I found really nice to see (although to my taste, his tunic is still too short). Below you will find some pictures of the beautiful young lady.

At first I was not satisfied with this series of pictures I made in September. In looking at this shooting that I have come to some conclusion: Finally, it was not so bad.

No No is a figure taken from an illustration by Shunya Yamashita. It is presented to us on a pedestal for reasons, which can differentiate normal bases. Wearing a Chinese robe with a particular value in these forms, it comes with a weapon she holds with her left hand. It is a kind of sword. Despite this enhancement, its expression is absolutely not aggressive or offensive. Quite the contrary, no no is particularly sensual, a common feature in adaptations PVC illustrator.

The sculpture is relatively simple, a bit like that of Bridget (in review here). This achievement of 2007, but it is perfectly acceptable for the time, especially as we can notice a careful sculpting of the hair.

What is particularly significant in this figure, it is the color that I find relatively pleasant. The record is nice, because the palette used is relatively simple and harmonize them.

I must confess that among the modifications of the illustrations of PVC Shunya, No No is one of my favorites, with Shii Arisugawa (review of Yuina by clicking here). It is a figure that I do not have (is that Shad), but I appreciate that. I think she is provided with a certain charm, characteristic of Shunya, but also, I love holding her door and her hair. You will understand, I love No not only for its appearance, but I advise fans of Shunya Yamashita.