Blue Archive: Koharu "Naughty Book" Photo Card Album - Justice Task Force Ver
Blue Archive: Koharu "Naughty Book" Photo Card Album - Justice Task Force Ver
Product details
"Death penalty! Death penalty! Absolute death penalty!" If you've spent any time at Trinity Integrated Academy, you know exactly who this belongs to. Koharu might claim she's all about purity, but we all know what she's hiding in that bag. Now, you can own the most iconic "naughty book" in Kivotos—only this time, it's actually a high-quality album for your photo card collection!
Visual Highlights
Designed to perfectly replicate the infamous books Koharu is always panicking over, this album features that signature "suspiciously cute" pink aesthetic. The cover art captures her flustered energy perfectly, making it a hilarious meta-collectible for any Sensei. It's the ultimate conversation piece for your shelf that says, "I promise it's just for my cards!"
For Collectors
This isn't just a meme—it's a practical storage solution. Made from durable PVC, it's built to keep your precious photo cards safe from the prying eyes of the Justice Task Force. Whether you're a dedicated Koharu fan or just love the chaotic humor of Blue Archive, this album is an essential addition to your Schale office supplies.
- Product Type: Photo Card Storage Book
- Character: Shimoe Koharu
- Manufacturer: Yostar
- Material: PVC
- Size: Approx. 150 x 240mm (Folded)
⚠️ Manual measurements may have slight variations of 1-3mm. Keep away from high temperatures to protect the PVC material.
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