
Is this really prize figure quality? Taito Nana Aqua Float Girls colored prototype revealed, the details are insane
Machine-translated from Traditional Chinese
As a veteran fan who has been following To Love-Ru since the early serialization days in 2006, seeing this news really got me hyped. 2026 just happens to mark the 20th anniversary milestone of the series, and I didn't expect Taito to come through like this. After Lara and Momo were released one after another, the final piece of the Deviluke sisters' puzzle, "Nana," has finally had her colored prototype officially revealed.
This time, Taito's Aqua Float Girls (AFG for short) series has long been hailed as the ceiling of prize figures in the anime community. The series' signature is combining characters with transparent swim rings to create a super refreshing poolside vibe, and this Nana prototype's execution is absolutely stunning.
Here are a few deep-dive highlights about this new release:
1. Personality accuracy: Compared to Lara's airheadedness and Momo's seductive charm, this Nana figure perfectly captures her lively, energetic, and slightly tsundere personality. The pose with one hand waving and kneeling on the swim ring has a great sense of motion.
2. Craftsmanship details: Everyone should take a close look at that pair of pink twintails — the tips use translucent parts with a see-through effect, complemented by exquisite gradient painting. This kind of treatment is usually only seen on high-end scale figures.
3. Body curves: Although Nana often feels insecure in the original story because her development lags behind her Onee-chan and little sister, this prototype nails the proportions beautifully. The delicate aesthetic of a Shoujo's slim figure paired with that iconic devil tail creates smooth, dynamic lines.
This time, Taito's Aqua Float Girls (AFG for short) series has long been hailed as the ceiling of prize figures in the anime community. The series' signature is combining characters with transparent swim rings to create a super refreshing poolside vibe, and this Nana prototype's execution is absolutely stunning.
Here are a few deep-dive highlights about this new release:
1. Personality accuracy: Compared to Lara's airheadedness and Momo's seductive charm, this Nana figure perfectly captures her lively, energetic, and slightly tsundere personality. The pose with one hand waving and kneeling on the swim ring has a great sense of motion.
2. Craftsmanship details: Everyone should take a close look at that pair of pink twintails — the tips use translucent parts with a see-through effect, complemented by exquisite gradient painting. This kind of treatment is usually only seen on high-end scale figures.
3. Body curves: Although Nana often feels insecure in the original story because her development lags behind her Onee-chan and little sister, this prototype nails the proportions beautifully. The delicate aesthetic of a Shoujo's slim figure paired with that iconic devil tail creates smooth, dynamic lines.







