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Geralt Is The Next Nendoroid To Steal Our Hearts
The Good Smile Company keeps putting out the cutest versions of video game icons from Overwatch to The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, and its next adorable conversion comes with The Witcher's Geralt, who can't seem to get out of the spotlight as of late.
The figure comes with both of Geralt's swords, which he can sheath if you'd rather pose him casting a spell with a small fire display. There are two head variants as well with one having a neutral expression and the other wearing a grimace with veins spread across the face. The set even comes with incredibly tiny Gwent cards and a separate display where you can attach either of Geralt's heads to his famous pose in a tub of water.
The figure will sell for ¥4,815 (roughly $45 excluding tax) and is available for preorder now until May 31. Shipping will commence sometime this September.
As a side note, you can watch one of Geralt's most famous cosplayers below spending the day with the mini-version of himself for more angles of the figure, which can also be viewed here. We're still holding out hope for a Reinhardt or Zarya Nendoroid though.
[Source: The Good Smile Company's website]
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