Girls' Frontline 2: Exilium - Groza Dessert Time Q-Version Figure
Girls' Frontline 2: Exilium - Groza Dessert Time Q-Version Figure
Product details
Groza as an ice cream scoop? We didn't know we needed this until now. Our favorite "Night Princess" has traded her tactical gear for a waffle cone, and the result is dangerously adorable. If you've been following Groza's journey from the first game into Exilium, you know she usually carries herself with such elegance and authority—which makes this dessert-themed chibi version even more of a must-have contrast for your shelf.
Visual Highlights
The detail on this is just too sweet. They've captured Groza's signature hair color but topped it with a thick layer of chocolate sauce and crushed nuts. That tiny, stoic expression peeking out from the ice cream cone is pure Groza energy. It comes with a themed background and base plate, making it look like a complete little diorama right out of a cafe menu.
For Collectors
This is part of the Dessert Time series, and honestly, Groza might be the highlight. It's the perfect size for a desk buddy or to tuck into a display case alongside her full-scale tactical figures. It's a soft, playful side of the GFL2 universe that every Commander needs.
- Product Type: Q-Version Figure
- Character: Groza
- Series: Girls' Frontline 2: Exilium - Dessert Time
- Material: PVC
- Size: Body approx. 80mm (Height)
- Included: Main figure, Background plate (7.5x9cm), Base plate (7.5x8.5cm)
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