Before you buy
- Identify the exact series and pose. A generic green-figure photograph is not evidence of a secret variant.
- Read sealed or opened status and actual quantity. An assortment does not guarantee a secret figure, and a set may be incomplete.
- Inspect marks, damage and packaging in seller photos. JPS does not authenticate the figure or guarantee seller stock.
Secret listings need identifiable evidence
The official Smiski Series 2 information explains that secret figures are randomly distributed and may not appear in an assortment box. Do not read secret in a listing title as a promise about an unopened box.
For an opened figure advertised as a secret, compare the actual pose and series with official information. Ask what the listing includes if the seller uses stock photos or shows several variants together.
Compare individual figures with series sets
A set can describe a partial group, regular figures only or an assortment of blind boxes. Check the count, duplicated poses, packaging and any missing pieces instead of relying on the group photo.
For display figures, review surface marks and any damage that may be difficult to see in dim photos. Original packaging and seller descriptions are useful evidence, not a guarantee of authenticity.
From listing to international delivery
Open a matching listing, review the original description and seller details, then add an eligible item to your JPS cart and review the confirmed costs.
After purchase and arrival at the Japan warehouse, request packing and choose an available international shipping method. Availability, purchase eligibility and shipping depend on the item and destination.