Kit Review

Straight build

Size comparison with a cigarette pack

This is the form where the existing Haro rides inside.

A white Haro is included as-is, along with the optional parts.

You open the neck cover and secure the Haro into the hole at the bottom.

Leftover parts

The arm and leg articulation is really great.

Haro Pla Mobile Haro - When you rotate the lower body, the Haro connected by a pin rotates along with it. You can also rotate

When you rotate the lower body, the Haro connected by a pin rotates along with it.
You can also rotate just the upper Haro separately in a different direction.

Haro Pla Mobile Haro - Various poses (1/8)

Haro Pla Mobile Haro - Various poses (2/8)

Haro Pla Mobile Haro - Various poses (3/8)

Haro Pla Mobile Haro - Various poses (4/8)

Haro Pla Mobile Haro - Various poses (5/8)

Haro Pla Mobile Haro - Various poses (6/8)

Various poses

Together with the previous Ball Haro.

The Haro Pla line has been trying out all kinds of variations, and this time we've got a kit called the Mobile Haro. As you can see, it's a white Haro Pla with a Mobile Haro body added to it — the idea being that a Haro with its arms and legs stowed away rides inside.

The highlight of this kit is definitely the arms and legs, which show off some impressive articulation. Even though they're on the short side, the legs fold and extend so smoothly that you can pull off a wide variety of poses. The joint strength is also pretty solid, holding whatever position you put it in — definitely worth giving credit for that.

It might seem a bit out of left field, but it's a fun kit bursting with creative ideas, and the build quality is solid too. If you're into this kind of kit, I'd say go ahead and grab it without hesitation. :-)

Mobile Haro | 2019.1 | ¥1200 each

AIThis page was translated by Claude Sonnet.