Specimen 02 / Live on iOS
?Which figure is actually in the box?
A different release, accessory, or package can change what a figure is worth. FigureScout helps identify the version in front of you before you trust the price.
Identify before pricing.
The App Store listing describes camera-based identification of figures, variants, and packaging. A visual near-match is not enough to value a collectible.
Show the evidence.
The listing describes completed-sale prices, current listings, and condition-aware guidance. A price is an estimate, not a promise of what a buyer will pay.
Keep uncertainty visible.
Missing accessories, uncertain variants, and thin sales data should lead to a closer look—not a confident guess.
What we verified.
The public iOS listing and developer identity were checked on 2026-09-30. We have not independently tested scanning or pricing accuracy.
The collecting decision
Details worth checking
- Line and release
- Check the manufacturer, year, scale, and edition.
- Packaging
- Separate loose, complete-in-box, and sealed examples.
- Accessories
- Small missing pieces can change the comparison.
- Market
- Read the underlying sales and listings before you decide.
Available on iPhone
The App Store destination is verified. A controlled, independent evaluation of near-match identification and pricing remains the next proof to publish.
Open FigureScout →FigureScout’s official App Store listing was visible during the recorded refresh.
Inspect source
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- Method
- Fresh inspection of the official Apple App Store listing, Apple iTunes lookup by app ID, HTTPS response check, and DNS A and AAAA resolution with dig
- Verified
- Scope
- Recorded public destination refresh.
- Result
- success
- Limitation
- This refresh records the visible public workflow only; it does not establish claims beyond the observed gate.