Hey anons. Found a guy selling a couple of Nendoroids that I

>>6466982
I don't think there's fakes of those, the holographic markings are all there too. So I think you're in the safe.

>>6467010
Thanks anon, appreciate the reassurance.

Yeah, not seeing any red flags. Plastic looks right, decals aren't misplaced, right type of cardboard, and labeling looks good.

Here's another question while we're all here, am I a bad person for intending to take them out of their boxes (they're currently MiB)?

>>6467029
No, and if you go by popular sentiment on /toy/, MIB/MOC collectors are the devil and toys are meant to be played with. Personally you do you, but with Nendos I don't know of anyone who left em in the box

>>6467030
I get the impression this guy was kind of just buying them out of habit by the end. Super nice guy, but I think for him it developed into a bad habit, hence why he's selling them all to start a new period in his life. That's why they're all mint in box.

>>6467088
That's good though, it means you basically get to appreciate them in a way he was never able to, even if you only pose them once in a while and take pics or something.

>>6467029
>am I a bad person for intending to take them out of their boxes
God no. You're better for it.

Either way the plastic on Nendos gets filmy and gross whether they're left in the box or not and require you to clean them (this happens after a while not after a few weeks or months OP)

>>6468821
Yeah, already prepared for that anon. To my mind, I'd rather buy them MiB and have to clean them, instead of buying one some guy stuck who knows where and got all dirty.

>>6468821
I'm planning to just use the method they link to in the Nendoroid general. Has that one always worked for you?

>>6468440
>>6467029
Release them from their prisons. They were made to be posed.

These older ones are worth like $20 each. Just do whatever you want with them.