Toy Review: Bandai Tamashii Nations S.H. Figuarts Sage Mode "Naruto Shippuden" Action Figure

The S.H. Figuarts Sage Mode Naruto comes with amazing likeness to the anime character as we have come to expect from SH Figuarts. Tamashii Nations really greatly improved on the previous Naruto figure and this new Naruto Sage Mode figure is really beautiful. I really like the facial expression on Naruto as the feel of the character is really captured very well.

The S.H. Figuarts Sage Mode Naruto has immaculate paint job and is highly articulated. Also, it comes with tons of accessories. Firstly, Naruto comes with two Sage Mode faces and a smiling face. Interchangeable hands include fist hands, Kunai holding hands, Justu hand which is what he does for his Kage Bunshin, open palms and a hand with a peg on it to hold the Rasengan.

Talking about Rasengan, he not only comes with the regular Rasengan but also another energy effect for his Rasen-Shuriken. Most importantly, he comes with a Tamashii Nations figure stand which can be used to hold the S.H. Figuarts Sage Mode Naruto figure itself as well as the Rasen-Shuriken. For regular weapons, he also comes with two Kunais.

Original Name S.H.Figuarts うずまきナルト仙人モード

Official Release Date Jul 26, 2016

Version Japan

PAX-Code PAX0007813064

Box contents

SH Figuarts Sage Mode Naruto Figure

4 Right replacement wrist

3 Left replacement wrist

2 Replacement face parts

2 Miyauchi

Rasen Shuriken effect

Rasengan effect

Pedestal set

Non Scale Action Figure

Material: ABS and PVC

Height: approx. 140mm

Limited availability

The S.H. Figuarts Sage Mode Naruto is on sale on Amazon.com and currently has a score of 4.5/5.0.

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