Yeah, something’s ‘off’ about that sculpt. The mouth and nose just don’t …

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Comment on P4 Yukiko Amagi Figure by Tere:

Yeah, something’s ‘off’ about that sculpt. The mouth and nose just don’t seem to fit together or with the rest of the face. The laughing one is slightly better.

Maybe the nose is slightly too small/indistinct? Not enough color in the lips, so the whole thing blends together too much?

I dunno, but something isn’t quite right.

I like every thing else, including the ‘slightly too long legs’, since it really fits the original character design.

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