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Nendoroids made their debut in the anime industry in 2006.

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This is a nendoroid.
Nendoroids are basically miniature figurines of anime/manga/game characters
Up to this date there are around 800 nendoroids in existence

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This object caught my attention because of the detail that went into creating such a small figurine
Precisely why this product deserves an analysis, due to its intricate design

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1. Parts such as the joint of the figurine and props are universal, thus can be traded in between different characters to create new combinations.
2. Each figure is carefully designed to represent each character's unique personality. Additional parts are also given to recreate various scenes portrayed in the show
3. Even tiny details such as the face of a doll or skeleton of an umbrella are modeled into the figurine and its parts.

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1. Giving the figurines universal parts allows parts to be easily replaced when lost which helps the buyer save up a lot rather than buying the whole figure again to replace the lost parts.
2. The simple layout of the parts ease the difficulty of having to change parts. This also makes it easier to pose the figurines.

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If I would have to name the most prominent one, it would the flexibility of the figurines. Though adding more joints would diminish the 'cuteness' of the figurine, maybe gradually changing the joints into less noticeable ones would allow more room for joints. Flexibility would greatly expend the number of possible poses that one can put the figurine in.