The figmaPLUS SEGA Consoles set is a delightful homage to the legacy of SEGA, crafted meticulously by Naoki Satou of Max Factory. This set celebrates SEGA's 60th Anniversary with a detailed representation of iconic SEGA consoles. Each console, rendered in pre-painted ABS and PVC, exudes nostalgia while being compact enough to complement your existing figma collection. The set includes five renowned consoles: the Master System, Mega Drive (Genesis), Game Gear, Saturn, and Dreamcast. Each console comes with its own controller, designed to fit seamlessly into the hands of your figma figures, allowing for dynamic and imaginative display options. The set also includes three sets of hand parts to customize your figures' poses, and a sticker sheet to personalize your consoles further. Additionally, the set features miniature versions of classic SEGA games, such as Alex Kidd in Miracle World, Sonic the Hedgehog, Puyo Puyo, Virtua Fighter, and Space Channel 5, providing a comprehensive trip down memory lane.

While this set does not center around a single character, it embodies the rich history and impact of SEGA on the gaming industry. Each console in the figmaPLUS SEGA Consoles set tells a story of innovation and entertainment that has captivated gamers for decades. From the early days of the Master System, which introduced players to a new realm of interactive fun, to the revolutionary Dreamcast, which pushed the boundaries of gaming technology, these consoles have been at the heart of countless gaming adventures. The inclusion of legendary games like Sonic the Hedgehog and Virtua Fighter highlights SEGA's role in creating iconic characters and franchises that have stood the test of time. This set invites collectors and gamers alike to explore the narrative of SEGA's evolution, celebrating the creativity and passion that have driven the company to create unforgettable gaming experiences. Each piece in this collection serves as a tribute to SEGA's enduring influence and a reminder of the joy that these consoles have brought to fans around the world.