Sebastian wasn’t the first nendoroid in the series,and I decided I shall tell my story not in a chronological order.

As a BB fan, Sebastian was and still is my favourite nendoroid. I had missed his pre-order, during a time where it is very very difficult to get your hands on them due to the limited prints. GSC is less of a mass market appeal and more of a niche and collector’s item.

While Sebastian was 3.500 yen, I eventually got him at more 10,000 yen thanks to a chance upon at a hobbyist shop ????

Unfortunately his neck joint was broken and my heart was too ???? Many people gave me ideas but the conclusion is that it’s a delicate operation and I probably gotta be stuck with them.

I emailed GSC and asked if they know how to fix it or if I can buy a separate neck joint so that my Sebby can be the perfect butler that he is. To my surprise, the GSC staff dug out a Sebby from their warehouse and sent it to me! I was really touched by their action, it was the Japanese omotenashi spirit that allows us customers to feel the sincerity in their craft. (recently Japan has lost its omotenashi spirit that I only too depressed to talk about).

That pretty much cost me to embark on pumping in a few hundred thousand yen into their nendos ???? but who can resist?

Thus my house has 2 Sebastians as a nod to the staff at Good Smile and their customer service ????????