Mirim from Queen’s Blade Rebellion


MegaHouse Mirim from Queen's Blade Rebellion Review

Up to this point I’ve passed over the figures from Queen’s Blade, but when I saw the promo pictures for Mirim, I knew she was going on my buy list. With a profession given as “Ultra-Vibration Valkyrie,” how could I resist her? Add in a cute outfit and a chainsaw sword and I was sold.

MegaHouse Mirim from Queen's Blade Rebellion Review

She’s also technically my first MegaHouse figure, although I guess Villetta Nu is half a MegaHouse figure. She’s in 1/8 scale, although she’s a bit short at just over 16 centimeters from her feet to the top of her hair.

MegaHouse Mirim from Queen's Blade Rebellion Review

She also has by far the most detachable parts of any figure I own. Her sword, shield, the strap holding on her shield, her right elbow guard, her left shoulder guard, both her right and left forearms, her left upper arm, her necklace, her head, her visor, and her leotard can all be removed. I’m not intending to dismantle her again any time soon for fear of losing her accessories.

MegaHouse Mirim from Queen's Blade Rebellion Review

Painting and sculpting both look great in a technical sense. I suppose there is one problem in that there’s a faint but noticeable seam running up and down her left side; that’s not uncommon among mass-manufactured PVC figures so I’m inclined to give MegaHouse a pass on that. Mirim does have some strange hipbones; her thighs look too large for her hips, which makes her pelvis look rather unnatural from certain angles, particularly when her clothes are removed.

MegaHouse Mirim from Queen's Blade Rebellion Review

Speaking of which, her outfit was a colossal pain to remove and then put back on her. Since her thighs are almost squeezed together, it was a huge struggle to slide the bottom part of her clothing back into place. I found it helpful to get the red part of her thong positioned over her crotch before trying to yank the rest of it between her legs and up over her backside. (That sounds rather perverted, does it not? While such indelicate phrasing would and should assault the sensibilities of any civilized hobbyist, I’d hate for anyone to damage Mirim while trying to dress her up.) It was even more difficult to attach the straps of her belt; I got one of them attached and gave up on the other when I noticed debris flaking off of it.

MegaHouse Mirim from Queen's Blade Rebellion Review

If anyone is curious, she has nipples but Barbie doll anatomy elsewhere.

MegaHouse Mirim from Queen's Blade Rebellion Review

I’m sure that Queen’s Blade fans won’t hesitate to snatch her up, and they shouldn’t; Mirim is an awesome figure, and I’m very happy to have her.

MegaHouse Mirim from Queen's Blade Rebellion Review

Oh yeah, castoff pictures. I’ll refrain from inlining them so as to maintain a pretense of work-safeness, but here they are:
Front view
Showing her odd hips
Rear view
Rear, again showing how strange her hips look
Sadly undetailed front
Looks great from this view, though

MegaHouse Mirim from Queen's Blade Rebellion Review

I’ve had little success using a white background in the past so I usually use the same black fabric backdrop for most of my photo sets. I recently got some very welcome and helpful advice from C. Wichura with regard to shooting pictures on a white background, and I think these pictures turned out better than my previous efforts. Incidentally, I threw away my lightbox; I used a couple pieces of white foamboard that I had laying around here instead, and they were much easier to set up and work with than a clunky fabric-covered box.

MegaHouse Mirim from Queen's Blade Rebellion Review

MegaHouse Mirim from Queen's Blade Rebellion Review

MegaHouse Mirim from Queen's Blade Rebellion Review

MegaHouse Mirim from Queen's Blade Rebellion Review

MegaHouse Mirim from Queen's Blade Rebellion Review

Hey, who turned off the lights?!

MegaHouse Mirim from Queen's Blade Rebellion Review

Help! Help, I can’t see!

MegaHouse Mirim from Queen's Blade Rebellion Review

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11 Responses to Mirim from Queen’s Blade Rebellion

  1. Leonia says:

    Congratulation for this lovely review. You made a nice effect. If you want again to participate at Shadonia, don’t hesitate at contact me.

  2. marcucho says:

    Hi!!! how are you??../ nice figure!!! i like very much i agree with you said …”sadly undetailed front”… i would like to know why they dont detail thats zones ..so ..the figure will be complete if they do it.. what is your opinion?

    well ..nice review!

    Atte. Marcucho

  3. Tier says:

    >> Leonia
    Thanks! I’ll condense the review, resize the pics, and send them to you.

    >> marcucho
    I’m actually sick today >.< I wish figure manufactuers would be more realistic with figure anatomy if they do provide for removable clothes, since it sorta makes the cast-off feature pointless if they don't. I guess I can understand why they don't, though.

  4. Blowfish says:

    Yum,Yum Yum!
    You are making the waiting time for my Mirim so much sweeter!
    MegaHouse Castoffs and especially QB Castoffs are a major pain in the butt.Im always riddling how to cast them off but im glad that you have provided a guide ^^

  5. Blowfish says:

    Oh and yeah I totally agree that the barbie anatomy is a nuisance.Makes the whole castoff process rather pointless.
    I can understand why they arent doing it but on the other hand the QB Revoltechs are detailed down below so it cant be that much of a problem

  6. Tier says:

    Yeah, it doesn’t make sense to me to go halfway on this. I guess on the plus side, since I’m keeping all her clothes on her, there’s less chance to lose parts; I always forget to put away all the accessories and extra pieces that come with figures and now I’m starting to lose some of them.

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  8. Steve Chen says:

    Didn’t realize you also own one all these years……have virtually all the “Rebellion” ladies (except perhaps for their P2 versions and Annelotte’s “commando” outfit. What I want to know is, did you once make a pictorial review of Queen Aldra or was it in another site? Because, iirc, it was yours truly who did the review, was it removed for some reason?

    • Tier says:

      Mirim is one of my favorite Queen’s Blade figures. I don’t have too many of the Rebellion girls, though … I think the only ones I’ve got are Mirim and Sigui. Nah, I never did review Aldra; I do own the figure but I lost almost all her parts soon after I got her so I can’t really take her picture, unless I were to only show her while she’s naked.

      • Steve Chen says:

        Maybe it was from another site. Anyway, what sh*tty thing about MH QB figs is that they don’t come with an instruction manual. I didn’t realize you can adjust the visor the way you posed her in your pics. Thanks for that heads up btw.

        • Tier says:

          True indeed, that’s something I always lament with MegaHouse figures. I appreciate how Alter and GSC often provide illustrated instructions sheets to show how to assemble or configure figures; those save a lot of time and hassle when getting a figure prepped for display.

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