There are some parts that maybe taken a cue from Tatoba but
still represents a unique taste.For
example, the Batta legs are moldes almost the same but on Gatakiriba, Bandai
used a different metallic paint application against Tatoba’s gradient style.
Gatakiriba comes without a Medaljalibur but makes up with
these series for accessories and replaceable parts. First are the Kamakiri arms
with moving hands and ends with a translucent green blade. Extra bigger pair of
legs is included to heighten the combo even more. Switching all of these is very
much standard and safe to repeat the process anytime with ease. Last on the
list are 5 hands, 3 cell medals and a translucent set of Gatakirba parts.
Articulation is nothing spectacular. What you see are common joints, double hinges and whathaveyous. At least these are of a stronger mold than earlier SIC release. Even with that, I still recommend to handle these with utmost care.
Most of the exclusive releases have something in common, the
ease of managing accessories.
Gatakiriba belongs to one of the best-looking SICs out there. There are joints
that work just fine even head replacements, but there are a few points I want
to stress before clicking the “buy now” button. Gatakiriba shares the same
problem on most SIC OOOs figures, small wrists. These terribly make the arms
look shorter and less proportioned to the frame. Next is the back tilt on head.
It may be a small nitpick for some but a big difference to first time
collectors. Now consider these notes and decide.
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