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Product Features
- Material: Polyester
- Height: Approx. 150mm
- Limited availability
- Actual product may differ from photos.
Item Description
The Sage Wizard is always by your side ...
- From [Promise of Wizard], a training game that connects the witch and the heart, a stuffed toy mascot [Pitanui] that snuggles up with `Pita` is here!
- The 5th lineup consists of 4 types: Figaro, Rutile, Lennox, and Mitile.
- The total height is about 15 cm, which is a reasonable size, and you can change the angle of the neck and the place to attach it.
- It is convenient to go out together with a ball chain.
What is PitaNui?
PitaNui is a cute plush mascot that can hold something tightly between its hands. If you pinch their back the arms will open and you will be able to have them cling to many things! You can also turn the head in different directions, allowing for countless placing possibilities. Enjoy your time with cute PitaNui!
*Please note that there is a possibility that our ordered quantity will be cut by the supplier.
- From [Promise of Wizard], a training game that connects the witch and the heart, a stuffed toy mascot [Pitanui] that snuggles up with `Pita` is here!
- The 5th lineup consists of 4 types: Figaro, Rutile, Lennox, and Mitile.
- The total height is about 15 cm, which is a reasonable size, and you can change the angle of the neck and the place to attach it.
- It is convenient to go out together with a ball chain.
What is PitaNui?
PitaNui is a cute plush mascot that can hold something tightly between its hands. If you pinch their back the arms will open and you will be able to have them cling to many things! You can also turn the head in different directions, allowing for countless placing possibilities. Enjoy your time with cute PitaNui!
*Please note that there is a possibility that our ordered quantity will be cut by the supplier.
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