Prisma Illya 1/8 PVC Figure (Phat Company)

This weekend I dropped by OhnoRaptor‘ place and she spend an hour or so teaching me how to use Adobe Lightroom. I was previously using Adobe Photoshop CC for all my photos but could never get any of them to look as nice as the gorgeous Dollfie pics I see on Flickr. Thankfully, OhnoRaptors to the rescue, and after being walked through most of the basic Lightroom settings and a few sample touchup edits, I was ready to try it out in my next figure review. So here’s the results, hope they look nicer now!

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Prisma Illya was chosen as the photo target this time cause she’s pink and OhnoRaptors likes pink

This is just one of my many TYPE-MOON figure reviews. Past reviews can be found here while a list of upcoming reviews can be found here.

Info
– Type: PVC Figure
– Character: Prisma Illya
– Version: Manga ver
– Series: Fate/kaleid liner PRISMA☆ILLYA
– Company: Phat Company
– Sculptor: Mazaki Yuusuke
– Release date: 2013/05/14 (Standard)
– Specs: 1/8, PVC, H=190 mm (7.41 in)
– Price: ¥7,429
– JAN: 4560308574277

Links
– Good Smile Company product page
– MyFigureCollection entry
– Suruga-ya entry

Buying
– Mandarake
– Rakuten
– Yahoo Japan Auctions
– AmiAmi
– HobbySearch
– Amazon.jp
– Amazon.com

Photos
The box
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Blister pack
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Three parts – figure, base, and wand (Kaleidoscope Ruby)
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Simple peg base with a magical circle printed on
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Kaleidoscope Ruby, unfortunately just as a plain boring wand in this figure
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Here’s some closeups of the figure itself – overall nice painting and details, no complaints
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Figure review of a mahou shoujo means obligatory pantyshots

Spoiler (Click to view)
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Attaching the foot to the peg – a metal rod is used so it should be pretty stable
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The wand is actually two pieces and attaches below but close to the hand (too far down and it hits the leg)
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Here’s the full figure
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Sign a contract and you too can be a magical girl!
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With her (huge) box
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Lightroom Practice

Since the purpose of this photoset was to practice using Adobe Lightroom, I took a bunch of random pictures around my apartment with different backdrops and (usually crappy) lighting. I think they turned out alright and don’t think I would have gotten the same results with Photoshop, but I’ll let you guys be the judge.

On my coffee table with sofa, Dollfies, and plushies in the background
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Balanced on my sofa, with my Detolfs in the background
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On my plushie chair
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On my computer desk
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On the window sill, facing my balcony
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On the window sill, facing outside
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Omake
And of course, because this is a Keripo review, here’s the obligatory omakes.

Here’s a page from the Fate/kaleid liner PRISMA☆ILLYA manga, showing Illya in the pose that the figure is based off
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Here’s a coloured version, from the cover of the first volume of the Fate/kaleid liner PRISMA☆ILLYA manga
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Illya teaches us what it means to become a mahou shoujo (screenshot from anime adaption)
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Illya shows us the perks of becoming a mahou shoujo (also screenshot from anime adaption)
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~Keripo

Flickr: https://www.flickr.com/photos/keripo/sets/72157643940356865/
MyFigureCollection: http://myfigurecollection.net/blog/13845

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