«©NCSX» Miku Hatsune gets footloose in Max Factory's latest fix-posed rendition of the Vocaloid starling. The original illustrator of Miku's pose is Tony (just Tony) who creates a joyous Miku with four limbs that point in four different directions. From across the room, Miku's flailing motion might be interpreted as swing dancing by herself or at least with her hair since she's sculpted in a wild twisty posture that's evocative of the Lindy Hop. That's right, the Lindy Hop which was born in Harlem, NY in the 1920s and became a part of American culture in the 1930s.
Miku is sculpted to 1/7 scale and measures 215mm or 8.46" tall from top to toe. A transparent circular base with mounting arm is included for display purposes.
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