Nendoroid Yoshikazu Miyano (1891): The BL-Loving Fudanshi
The Nendoroid Yoshikazu Miyano (1891) brings the kind-hearted and "BL-obsessed" protagonist of the popular anime series Sasaki and Miyano into the chibi collectible world. Produced by Orange Rouge (a brand dedicated specifically to male characters), this figure captures Miyano’s delicate features and his relatable passion for his favorite manga.
Standing at the standard 10 cm (approx. 3.94 inches), this figure is designed with incredible attention to his "fluffy" cat-like hair and the subtle expressions that make his character so endearing.
Key Features & Design
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Three Expressive Face Plates:
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Standard Face: A gentle, slightly shy expression typical of his everyday school life.
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Panicked Face: A hilarious, blushing expression with a drop of sweat, perfect for when he is flustered by Sasaki-senpai.
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Smiling Face: A bright, joyful smile that truly captures his excitement when discussing his hobbies.
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Signature Appearance: He is sculpted in his blue high school uniform blazer and grey trousers, accurately representing his appearance throughout the series.
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Thematic Accessories:
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BL Comic (Open): A miniature manga book that he can be posed reading.
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BL Comic (In Bag): A comic tucked inside a familiar blue bookstore bag, perfect for "discreet" transport.
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Bag of Wasabi Candies: A specific reference to the snacks shared between him and Sasaki.
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Interchangeable Parts: Includes various arm and hand parts (including bent arms) to recreate his modest and often defensive posture.
Technical Specifications
| Attribute | Detail |
| Character | Yoshikazu Miyano |
| Manufacturer | Orange Rouge (Distributed by Good Smile Company) |
| Series | Nendoroid (1891) |
| Material | Painted Plastic (ABS & PVC) |
| Height | Approx 100 mm (3.94 inches) |
| Included Accessories | 3 Face Plates, Open BL Comic, Bagged BL Comic, Wasabi Candies, Action Limbs, Figure Base |
This Nendoroid is a must-have for fans of the series and is designed to be displayed alongside his counterpart, Nendoroid Shumei Sasaki (1890), to recreate their most heartwarming moments.