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Re:ZERO: Rem - BiCute Bunnies - Cutie StyleThis item is the BiCute Bunnies Figure featuring Rem from the series Re: ZERO Starting Life in Another World. Produced by FuRyu, this figure presents the character in a bunny themed outfit as part of the Cutie Style release. It is a pre painted static figure that captures the characters design and expression from the anime. This collectible is part of the BiCute Bunnies line known for its specific character focused aesthetic and detailed sculpting.
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