Good Smile The Witcher: Ronin – Geralt (Ronin Ver.) Nendoroid Action Figure,Multicolor

I read the reviews and was cautious because there were not many of them. After purchasing this nendoroid I can understand some of the complaints.I purchased the Good Smile 1989 Joker nendoroid prior to this, and he is fully articulated with knees and elbows. I paid about $60 for him and when I compare the Witcher which I purchased for close to $30, it makes sense that he does not also have knees and elbows. The Witcher is not as high quality as Joker, BUT I paid about half for him than the Joker.Another issue was that the Witcher's armored arm does not stay flush and connected to his body. I found out that it is because of the armor and not necessarily poor craftsmanship of the arm joint.Overall, I think that the Witcher is a good value for the price.

I have many of these little figures and I love them so much. But this one is very disappointing. I’d say he had less than half the articulation points of my others. Maybe a third even. The reason I buy them is to animate them or use them for drawing models. This little guy is so stiff that he’s basically just a statue. Cute but pointless for anything other than as a display. A stiff display.

First, and probably won't be the last. Darn collectibles.To the others complaining about missing parts, the disks were there in box, behind the cardboard insert... just like the instruction manual said they would be :)Ronin Geralt is cool.

I really like Good Smile Products and I'm a witcher fan. I have bought almost all the witcher nendoroids (except for the holy grail, Ciri) and I have to say, this is BY FAR the worst figure of them all. Not only the packaging was terrible (Smashed box and just a plastic bag for international shipping), but it was also missing the "magic" parts (sign and circle). The figure itself lacks details and doesn`t have many articulations.Edit: the parts were there. +2 stars

The nendoroid is advertised to come with a witcher symbol and base, both are missing in the package I received.As a result, this is the worst nendoroid product I've purchased and I have all the witcher series. It's the lowest quality nendoroid you can buy, as usual, the socket points do not fit properly and you can easily damage your figure if you try to force the ends into the socket (i.e., when connecting the figure to the base, the entry holes are too small for the base socket).Do not waste your money.

The Ronin is as good as all the other Witcher Nendroids. But the main reason I write this comment is to underline that all the parts are included in the box (magic signs too). It is written in the manual where to find them. People evidently cannot read or follow instructions. See the photos if you struggle to find them too.