[Kurona]

I think the thing is that it's not necessarily a dealbreaker or something awful for a lot of people wanting this figure, but that it is disappointing to see a bare-bones release especially when it feels more like... Bandai is using this as an excuse to pack in as little as they can, which has been a trend with SHF for a while. Compare to lines like SO-DO and FRS where the designers there seem to try and find excuses to include more stuff, and SHF comes off as really disappointing in that regard. Hell, just compare to a little over half a decade ago where we got Fourze figures coming with random modules or Bravo coming with a wine glass. Or, hell, compare with Seihou figures in general -- most Seihous come with a lot of different accessories to replicate just about everything they can do short of packing in a bike.

Dark Kiva doesn't technically need to come with anything... but that doesn't mean it's not disappointing to have less options at a 8800 Yen price point.