Los datos curiosos de Alexa Moreno previo a su participación en la final de salto a caballo en Tokio 2020
Tendrá una participación histórica en los Juegos Olímpicos ENRIQUE TINAJERO / EL SIGLO DE TORREÓN,
viernes 30 de julio de 2021, actualizada 16:56 🕚
La gimnasta mexicana, Alexa Moreno, competirá este domingo en la final de salto a caballo de los Juegos Olímpicos de Tokio 2020 en donde buscará conseguir una medalla histórica para México, es una de las atletas mexicanas más destacadas que da aires de esperanza para traer una presea al país.
Moreno será a segunda gimnasta mexicana en la historia en competir en una final de salto de potro, la primera fue Denisse López en la edición de Sidney en el 2000.
Demon Slayer Zenitsu and Nezuko Nendoroids Returning For Rerelease
Good Smile Company has announced that
Demon Slayer Zenitsu and Nezuko Nendoroids will be returning to its online store. Pre-orders for Nezuko are currently open and will last until July 1, 2021. She is expected to ship in December 2021. Zenitsu on the other hand, is currently available though the US Good Smile Company Store. Zenitsu is priced at $56.99 and Nezuko at $54.99.
Each Nendoroid will come with customizable faceplates and accessories. Zenitsu, for example, has four different faceplates ranging from his signature terrified expression to his sleeping expression. Nezuko, on the other hand, comes with two faceplates: her standard and demon expressions. Her demon expression in particular features facial veins, just like in the anime adaptation.
Demon Slayer Zenitsu, Makomo, and Sabito Figures Revealed
Among Good Smile Company’s WonHobby 32 announcements were a few
Demon Slayer figures. Makomo and Sabito Nendoroids and the Zenitsu figma were revealed. The Nendoroids are entirely new announcements, while this is our first look at a Zenitsu prototype.
When it came to the figures’ announcements, the
Demon Slayer Makomo and Sabito Nendoroids were shown together. Which is appropriate, given both help Tanjiro when training for the Final Selection. Each of Sakonji Urokodaki’s kids have their trademark masks. They also might go especially well with the Final Selection Tanjiro Nendoroid.
As for the Zenitsu figma, we already knew he was on the way. When the Inosuke figma was shown, he was teased. This is the first unpainted prototype for the character. He has what is essentially his normal expression. He’s also wielding his Nichirin Blade in the pose.