Kit Review

Straight build + Stickers

Size comparison with a cigarette pack

HGBF Super Fumina Axis Angel Ver. - Detail shots (1/4)

HGBF Super Fumina Axis Angel Ver. - Detail shots (2/4)

Detail shots

HGBF Super Fumina Axis Angel Ver. - The feet are small and have poor ground contact, so standing upright without a stand is r

The feet are small and have poor ground contact, so standing upright without a stand is really tough.
It's like trying to stack 5 ping-pong balls vertically — you have to carefully balance it just to get it to stand..

So a simple clear plastic stand is included in the box.

A pretty generous number of eye stickers are included.

HGBF Super Fumina Axis Angel Ver. - It's been upgraded Kotobukiya-style, letting you swap between 3 different eye parts orien

It's been upgraded Kotobukiya-style, letting you swap between 3 different eye parts orientations.

The funnels/sticks can be stored in the wings or inside the rear skirt.

Some of the original Super Fumina parts are left over as leftover parts.

Articulation is the same as the original Super Fumina.

The wing mounts are multi-jointed, so you can position them at all kinds of angles.

Haughty standing pose

Funnel/stick action pose

Funnel/stick action pose 2

Pose with funnels/sticks detached

Heart action~

Pose with funnels/sticks stored inside the wings

Beam saber action

Together with the original Super Fumina.

This kit is the HG Super Fumina Axis Angel Ver., released as a variation of the Build Fighters Super Fumina. True to its name, it sports angel wings, and the whole thing is covered in a marbled molded color reminiscent of the Qubeley, giving it a surprisingly lustrous look. That said, the overall color scheme is so light that the silhouette can end up looking a bit washed-out.

The base body is identical to the original Super Fumina, offering decent articulation and solid joint strength as you'd expect from a Bandai-style figure model kit. That said, the face still feels somehow less pretty compared to Kotobukiya's girlplas (...), though I suppose that's just the character's design. The eyebrow stickers in particular feel noticeably out of place.

For weapons, you get two funnel/sticks — basically Qubeley funnels with a rod stuck on — which can be used individually or combined into one. They can also be stored inside the wings or the rear skirt. The Conscience Wings added to the back have multiple joints built in, allowing them to be deployed in a variety of configurations.

The eye expression follows the same approach as the original Super Fumina, with a clear part placed over the eye seals to give them that luminous depth. In the Axis Angel Ver., this has been upgraded Kotobukiya-style with three sets of eye parts, letting you swap between three different gaze directions. The foot contact area is still pretty terrible, making it nearly impossible to stand on its own, but a simple clear stand is included just like before.

Personally, I find the color scheme a bit too washed-out and lacking in presence, but it's still a rare Bandai-style girlpla, so for anyone interested it's a solid enough kit worth recommending. :-)

HGBF Super Fumina Axis Angel Ver. | 2017.3 | ¥2,200

AIThis page was translated by Claude Sonnet.