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How to spot a fake Body-kun.

Unboxing a fake Body-kun from Bodykun.com. How to spot a fake Body-kun. 1. Original Body-kun is shipped from JAPAN only. If you’re getting your Body-kun outside of Japan, continue reading below. 2. The Box. Original Body-kun box has 3 stickers behind. 1. Warning: Choking Hazard, 2. Find us on Facebook, 3. Tamashii Nations. (Regardless of the version, it should have it.) Fake Body-kun don’t have any stickers at all. 3. The Figure itself. Original: Odorless Fully Firm, a single articulator should be able to move the entire Figure that you really need to use 2 hands to articulate a part while holding the figure still. Excellent Posture in any angle. Has this lasting feeling of wanting to play with it all day. Fake: Stinks, like it’s been stored in warehouse for ages and rot. Head is loose, you can shake the entire head with just your little finger. Shoulder is too loose, even with just small force. Ankle has a noticeable gap and can weirdly move sideways. Hard to notice until further examined, but in some cases it has weird postures. Stand Case is dirty like it bathe in mud, cleansed with water yet the dirt remained. Immediate feeling of disappointment, especially if you have an original version already. Note: I can’t compare the coloring yet as I only have the Pale Orange. Notes: I have compared it with my Original Body-kun 2.0, the version doesn’t matter as they are both from the same manufacturer. The figure’s only main difference should be their physique’s build (1.0 is wider while 2.0 is slimmer and more muscular plus the accessories that is included.) WORKMANSHIP is the key difference between fake and original. (This applies to any type of product.) P.S. I have ordered that fake one nearly the same price as the Original version, so I’m utterly speechless when I got a fake. Warning: Never ever order from Bodykun.com! Despite the website’s domain name, they ship fake body-kuns, causing misleading and fraud to its buyer. Also, the reviews there are completely fabricated! If you want legitimate reviews, see them here: https://www.trustpilot.com/review/bod... Another notorious fake body-kun seller is from Sugarandcotton.com, beware from that site as well.