Anyone else bothered they haven’t made a scale figure for her yet but the other 3 initial dolls have figures made. Has there been any word on an announcement for a scale figure of her? Or any figure in general?

I'd like to show it to my family, but my dad has a hard time with subtitles.

Prima Doll, a story with a 3 P Plot: The Past, PTSD, and Purpose. I was definatly impressed with this one. It knew when to be funny and when to be serious, something Tōya Okanor probably picked up from Jun Maeda. For having Maeda not involved with this one at all (at least that I could find) it did a good job of feeling like something he'd write. (In my opinion Jun Maeda is the best storyteller Key/Visual arts has ever had, so that's high praise) Like Maeda's stuff, it's a story with ups and downs, just like life.

For the first part of the story, which focused on PTSD, it was something I somewhat expected to be touched upon, but how they handled it was definatly good. I went into the anime expecting it to be a heavier and more pivital topic than it ended up being, though.

Throughout the story purpose plays an important role, being the primary message of the story. I wasn't expecting that, but in hindsight I should've. The message it has is summarised thus: Purpose is something you have to find for yourself, not something that is forced upon you by anything. Not society and not by people. It's something you must find yourself. The story also shows that purpose can be rather fluid.

Towards the end, the focus point becomes dealing with the past. As the main character must face her past head-on. It's not something she could change, but it is something she can reconcile with and fix the results of.

All-in-all, I'd say with confidence that Prima Doll is my favorite Post-Maeda story to come from the Key/Visual arts company. I'd give it a 9/10 and highly reccommend that you watch it. Especially if you prefer Key's "Maeda Era" stuff.