The Frame Arms Girl - Innocentia Plastic Model is a captivating figure that showcases a harmonious blend of mechanical and bishoujo aesthetics. Sculpted by the talented Yasutomo Shimizu, this upgraded version of the base body features a newly designed chest and expression parts. The kit includes three types of pre-painted expression parts, offering a range of facial expressions: a normal face facing forward, a normal face facing left, and a smiling face facing right. The figure's hair is versatile, with options for normal front hair or front hair with a joint, as well as choices between normal short hair and side twin tails at the back. The model also offers a variety of ear options, including cat ears, mecha ears, and several mecha animal-inspired ears. The inclusion of bare skin arms and legs adds further customization possibilities, enhancing its utility as a base body.

In the world of Frame Arms Girl, Innocentia emerges as a fascinating character, embodying the fusion of humanoid and mechanized design. Based on the original Frame Arms concept by Kotobukiya, this spin-off series transforms mechanical designs into bishoujo figures. Innocentia's design is attributed to the renowned mecha artist Takayuki Yanase, while Fumikane Shimada provides the bishoujo illustration that brings her to life. As part of the Frame Arms Girl line, Innocentia allows for extensive customization, with parts that can be swapped with other figures in the series. This feature provides endless possibilities for creating unique and personalized figures. Moreover, Innocentia is compatible with existing M.S.G. weapons and Frame Arms series, further expanding her potential for creative expression. This figure is not just a model; it's an invitation to explore a world where art, imagination, and engineering intersect.