I Pulled a Snake-Wrapped Border Collie From a Blind Box 🐍✨ and He’s Serving Mysterious Prince Energy

 I Pulled a Snake-Wrapped Border Collie From a Blind Box 🐍✨ and He’s Serving Mysterious Prince Energy You ever open a blind box and immediately feel like you’ve summoned the calm, deadly energy of a wuxia drama villain with a tragic past? Yeah, that was me when I unboxed Federico, the borderline-perfect Border Collie from The Past In Sicily Series. Wrapped in silver snakes and silent vibes, this figure didn’t just slay the box — he slithered into my heart with a smirk and zero effort.

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So I pulled Federico from the Past In Sicily MJD Action Figure blind box by Throbbing Instant, and not gonna lie — I think I found the main character. He’s the quiet guy in the corner of the anime, the one with three lines of dialogue and a god-tier backstory that haunts the fandom for years. Federico doesn’t need to say much. His outfit and aura do all the talking. The snake theme? Immaculate. Silver serpent draped around his shoulders, snake motif on his pants, and a dark outfit with subtle Chinese design references — it’s giving martial arts sage, undercover royal, and emotionally unavailable all at once.

Out of all the figures I’ve opened from this series so far — from leather punk Dobermans to sparkly Golden Retrievers — Federico has the most approachable yet mysterious face. His expression is calm but unreadable, the type of calm that makes you wonder if he knows something you don’t. Like, has he foreseen your downfall? Is he the type to speak only when it’s too late? I love it. His black hair is clean, parted just enough to show those soft eyes, while the wolf ears make you feel like he probably turns into a mythical beast when threatened.

The materials? As always, chef’s kiss. The body is a mix of PVC, ABS, nylon, and polyester fiber with just enough weight to feel premium. The accessories — belt chains, embroidery, and the snake — don’t feel cheap or flimsy. Every detail screams limited-edition art toy, not mass-produced plastic. And while Marcello the Doberman gave rock band rage, Federico brings silent strength, like the monk who trained in a frozen mountain temple for years before descending to solve everything in one quiet battle.

Now, let’s talk character design. Federico’s black-on-black silk outfit features embroidered leaves and kanji-style script, plus gold accents that pop in photos. He's the kind of figure that doesn’t demand the spotlight but ends up stealing it anyway. His hands are poised, his stance is elegant, and the snake detail wrapping around his body is honestly one of the best moldings I’ve seen in a while. It doesn’t feel extra. It feels essential, like it’s part of him — a spirit guardian or cursed companion.

Federico is exactly why I love blind boxes like this. You go in expecting just a toy, and you end up with a full narrative character who lives in your brain rent-free. I can already imagine his tragic storyline: former royal spy turned rogue protector, now hiding among the commoners while secretly watching over the kingdom he left behind. Or maybe he's just a bookstore clerk with snake magic and a dark secret. Either way, he’s THAT guy.

I’m not saying Federico is the best figure from the Sicily series… but I’m also not saying he isn’t. He’s photogenic, he’s mysterious, and he’s fashionably lethal. And you can’t tell me that snake isn’t enchanted. If you're collecting this series and hoping for a character with main protagonist energy and soft villain aesthetics, this is the pull you manifest.

Now I’m scared of what other legends are hiding in this series... because if Federico is the quiet one, who the hell is the final boss?

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