Nendoroid Joseph Joestar (1502): The Quick-Witted Hamon Master
The Nendoroid Joseph Joestar (1502) brings the spirited and unpredictable protagonist of JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Battle Tendency to life in the Nendoroid format. Produced by Medicos Entertainment and distributed by Good Smile Company, this figure perfectly captures Joseph’s athletic build and his clever, tactical approach to combat.
Standing at the standard 10 cm (approx. 3.94 inches), this figure is fully articulated, allowing you to recreate his dynamic martial arts poses and his legendary "Your next line is..." moments.
Key Features & Design
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Three Expressive Face Plates:
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Standard Face: A sharp, focused look reflecting his natural intelligence.
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Combat Face: A fierce, determined expression for intense battle scenes against the Pillar Men.
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Intrepid Smiling Face: A confident, mischievous smirk used when he’s already three steps ahead of his opponent.
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Signature Appearance: He is meticulously sculpted in his sleeveless crop-top and fitted trousers, highlighting his muscular physique. His signature long, green-and-yellow striped scarf is included and can be posed as if blowing in the wind.
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Hamon Weaponry: Includes his American Clackers, which he famously infuses with Hamon (Ripple) to deal devastating damage.
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Caesar’s Bandana: A highly emotional accessory, the figure comes with the triangle-patterned bandana he receives from his rival and friend, Caesar Anthonio Zeppeli.
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Full Articulation: As a "fully articulated" release, Joseph features functional joints in his elbows and knees, providing the flexibility needed for his over-the-top "JoJo poses."
Technical Specifications
| Attribute | Detail |
| Character | Joseph Joestar |
| Manufacturer | Medicos Entertainment (Distributed by Good Smile) |
| Series | Nendoroid (1502) |
| Material | Painted Plastic (ABS & PVC) |
| Height | Approx 100 mm (3.94 inches) |
| Included Accessories | 3 Face Plates, Scarf, American Clackers, Caesar's Bandana, Action Limbs, Figure Base |
This figure is the heart of any Battle Tendency collection and is best displayed alongside his rival-turned-best-friend, Nendoroid Caesar Anthonio Zeppeli (1515).