Blue Archive: Trinity Make-Up Work Club Long Can Badge - Azusa Hifumi Koharu
Blue Archive: Trinity Make-Up Work Club Long Can Badge - Azusa Hifumi Koharu
Product details
The Make-Up Work Club is finally here! Whether they're struggling through their supplementary lessons or navigating the high-stakes drama of the Eden Treaty, this group has some of the most heartwarming chemistry in Kivotos. If you've cheered for them during their toughest exams, you know these four are inseparable.
Visual Highlights
This isn't your standard round badge—the rectangular 'long badge' format gives the artwork much more room to shine. Each badge captures the unique personality of the Trinity students: Azusa's cool but earnest warrior gaze, Hifumi's radiant 'ordinary girl' smile, Koharu's classic flustered expression (she definitely saw something 'lewd'!), and Hanako's playfully mysterious aura. The print quality perfectly preserves the soft, elegant aesthetic that Trinity General School is known for.
For Collectors
These are perfect for decorating your ita-bag or displaying on a desk. They capture the essence of the club that proved friendship (and a little bit of Peroro-luck) can overcome any obstacle. A must-have for anyone whose favorite story arc involves the Eden Treaty!
- Product Type: Long Can Badge
- Series: Blue Archive
- Characters: Azusa, Hifumi, Koharu, Hanako
- Material: Tin (Metal)
- Size: Approx. 54mm x 86mm
- Manufacturer: Yostar
⚠️ This is an Yostar product. Please handle with care to avoid surface scratches on the metal finish.
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