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| Good Smile Company Nendoroid Sleeping Bags |
I pre-ordered these Nendoroid Sleeping Bags last year and I got them today. I thought they looked cute and that I could use them for my favorite Nendoroids, Saber and Gilgamesh. I initially ordered a pair (red and blue), then added another red for a friend.
Here's how the sleeping bag looks like without the block of foam inside:
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| Nendoroid Sleeping Bag in red |
I love how the sleeping bag was made. The fabric provided the look and feel of an actual sleeping bag. The zipper glides smoothly, so it is easy to close the sleeping bag once the figure is inside.
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| Back of the sleeping bag |
Every aspect of the Nendoroid sleeping bag was well-made, including the interior as you can see here:
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| It looks comfy in there |
Here's a first attempt at placing a Nendoroid inside:
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| *muffled crying* |
You might be thinking that it does not look like anything from the promotional material. The figure's face must be exposed, right? However, the figure just keeps slipping down, causing the lower half of the face to be hidden.
There's a solution though, and you can find it in the back of the packaging:
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| Comes with instructions! |
You might be saying, "Boo-hoo I can't read Japanese desu~" but when you observe the pictures, you might be able to understand what they are trying to say. Remember the block foam that came with the sleeping bag?
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| DON'T THROW THIS AWAY! |
It's still useful! Follow the instructions and cut it into a certain shape. Then place the Nendoroid figure on the piece of foam that you cut from block of foam.
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Something like this. Even Rin is unsure
what this shape is called. :p |
After that, you can now insert the foam and the figure inside the Nendoroid sleeping bag, or you can put the foam in first then fit the figure inside.
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| It should probably look like this, haha. :p |
And then you're now ready to zip it up and adore the cuteness of your Nendoroid figure.
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| Saber doesn't seem too pleased |
The sleeping bag fits snugly around the Nendoroid. Hence, you do not have to worry about the figure slipping out or falling off, even if you swing the sleeping bag around or dangle it upside-down.
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| Aww, babies. |
If you noticed, each Nendoroid Sleeping Bag gives you the option to hang them wherever you want. Well, I tried:
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| The King of Heroes is not pleased |
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| No, of course I won't go out looking like this. |
But I don't think I'll be hanging them on my stuff and go out with them. I do not want them to get snatched from my purse. :p
Are Nendoroid Sleeping Bags worth your money? I'd say yes, especially if you collect Nendoroid figures and you love to play with them. The sleeping bag has ample cushioning, so I think it can somehow protect the Nendoroid if you intend to travel with it or put it inside your bag.
