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As per most modern Figuarts the shoulder pads can be pulled downwards out of the way of the joint when posing, then put back into place once you're finished. There's nothing especially unique about Genm's articulation in comparison to the rest of the Ex-Aid Figuarts, but everything works as it should and the end result is just magical. Any Figuart Genm would need to be able to recreate these sort of poses in order to be a success, and this figure has pulled it off fantastically. The final element was the brilliant body language suit actors Yuya Nawata and Yuji Nakata injected into their performances, which further emphasised Genm's undead nature and Kuroto's unhinged state of mind. Of course the suit design and Kuroto himself where just two of the elements that made Zombie Genm such a fantastic character. It really does look fantastic, taking the Ex-Aid silhouette and twisting it into something that makes Genm far more than a simple 'evil repaint'. Every detail has been moulded to perfection, the colours pop in every place they should, the chest graphic looks exactly as it should.finding any discernible flaw in this figure is like looking for a needle in a haystack.

It's a truly magnificent suit loaded with all sorts of asymmetrical detailing, and Tamashii Nations have appropriately brought their A-game to shrinking it down to figure form.

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Opinion on the Ex-Aid suits can seem fairly divided within the fandom (even more so during these early episodes), but most were pretty united on this monochrome monstrosity - punctuated by silver skeletal plating, a blood red status screen with empty health bar and cracked red visor revealing a piercing blue eye underneath.

First introduced in the shocking finale to Ex-Aid's twelfth episode, it didn't take long for Genm's Dangerous Zombie form to become a firm fan favourite.