Megahouse - Naruto Shippuden - Nyaruto Shippuden: Battle to defend Konoha!, Mega Cat Project (Complete Set with Gift)

They look just like in the picture, and even though the price might seem too high to some, as someone who decided to invest in figures for my own enjoyment and has a soft spot for miniatures I can say I don't regret buying them. The inclusion of Naruto characters that are mostly underrepresented in merchandise played a key role in my final decision. They're a prominent feature of my office desk from now on and their presence brightens some of the tougher days at work.

Very cute collection of Naruto cats! Great for fans of the Akatsuki.

While these figurines are very cute and colored well, I would not pay $84 again. At ~$10.50 per piece, I would wait for a sale. Here's some math:Dimensions of each mini figurine: 1.5 x 1 x 1.18 inchesDimensions of 'mega' nyaruto figurine: 6 x 6 x 8 inchesIf we assume the value is in the surface area of the figurines since that's the art and the material inside is negligibly cheap between the two, we can approximate them as spheres. The surface area of a sphere is 4 x 3.14159 x (diameter/2) x (diameter/2) (sorry, hard to type clearly in a review box).We can take the average diameter of each figurine by taking the mean of the measurements.Mini figurines: (1.5 + 1 + 1.18)/3 = 1.23 inchesmega figurine: (6 + 6 + 8)/3 = 6.66 inchesThus:Mini figurine area: 4.72sq. in. each x 8 figurines = 37.8sq. in. totalmega figurine area: 139sq. in.I'm looking for the price per square inch, so we simply need to divide the cost by the area.Mini figurines: $84 / 37.8sq. in. = $2.22 per square inch of artmega figurine: $25 / 139sq. in. = $0.18 per square inch of artSo, the feeling of being a bit cheated seeeeems to be fair. At the price of $0.18 per square inch, which was derived from the price per square inch ratio of the mega figurine, which has been available for a while, the mini figurine set should have cost $0.18 x 37.8sq.in. = $6.80. So, either the bonus little cat food thing cost $84 - $6.80 = $77.20 (I'm being incredibly sarcastic), or these figurines are waaaay overpriced. Even if they were TWICE as much as the equivalent value based on cost per square inch of their surface area (100% more based on complexity to paint or mold, or some other factor that gets more costly as the figurines get smaller), it would still only cost $13.60. So, at a price point of $6.80, either these were listed an entire order of magnitude more expensive than they actually are, or these figurines are WAY overpriced. Another way to compare is stating that at $2.22 per square inch times 139 square inches, the mega figurine should cost $308 if it's based on the mini figurine cost per square inch.I HIGHLY doubt it cost $84 to produce 8 mini figurines. I would have preferred paying less based on the math above, or receiving figurines that were equivalently bigger, or being able to buy them individually for a lesser price. I would even pay $5 per individual piece, they're so cute!! Maybe there's something I'm missing that makes these mini figurines cost TEN TIMES AS MUCH per square inch as the mega figurine, but if my math is correct, well, I won't be buying another set of mini figurines.

they’re so tiny and adorable I love them.

Only issue was the misleading "gift" description. This does not include a 9th/bonus figurine.