30MF Liber Assassin

Uses the Silhouette 1 body (same as Archer, Knight, Lancer, Priest and Swordman).
The Liber silhouette features more of a "mecha" face with almond shaped eyes, than their Rosan counterparts who have more of a skull shaped face, with round eyes.

Aesthetics:
The silhouette uses a grey and dark grey color combo, while the armor is primarily this desaturated lilac sort of blue-grey color, with slightly more purple-blue accents and rings. The armor is way less saturated than shown on the product images.

What stands out are the ankle pieces that make the model taller than other Silhouette 1 models, the wrist spikes, its two-piece cowl that envelop the head and the smaller soles, which is not something that any of the other Jobs swap out.

Unlike the Rosan counterpart, the Liber version uses a two-part mask. Overall this version of assassin, seems to be based on Japanese ninjas, or shinobi.

Mechanics:
I've written this a bunch of times, but overall 30MF kits have good articulation despite single joint elbows, and this kit is no different.
Nothing gets in the way of itself and especially on this kit, since it doesn't have side/hip armor at all.
You could maybe argue that the shorter feet means it's less resistant to leverage in some poses.

Equipment:
Armor - This is one of the more sparsely equipped classes, as there isn't much armor on the Assassin, in part because it replaces the feet and ankles, which isn't "armor" as much as just a slight change.
2 Daggers - Can be held or mounted on any peg
2 Sheaths - Attached onto pegs (thigh, wrist or upper arm) and holds daggers
6 hands - Holding, fists and open palms
Assorted blue-purple rings with and without pegs

Conclusion:
I like the Rosan version better. Despite the armor on this one not being as saturated as the product images, it does come off as colorful compared to the other 30MF, which means it sticks out.
I also prefer the single mask on the Rosan to the two part mask on this one.
But, as much as I gripe about the colors, if I wanted to, I could just paint them.

Note that the Liber Slash Class Up parts are stark white, you may want to consider upgrading using the Rosan version instead. There are other differences, such as the horns and spikes, but I think the darker plastic goes better with the already slightly too colorful look on this one.

Uses the Silhouette 1 body (same as Archer, Knight, Lancer, Priest and Swordman).
The Liber silhouette features more of a "mecha" face with almond shaped eyes, than their Rosan counterparts who have more of a skull shaped face, with round eyes.

Aesthetics:
The silhouette uses a grey and dark grey color combo, while the armor is primarily this desaturated lilac sort of blue-grey color, with slightly more purple-blue accents and rings. The armor is way less saturated than shown on the product images.

What stands out are the ankle pieces that make the model taller than other Silhouette 1 models, the wrist spikes, its two-piece cowl that envelop the head and the smaller soles, which is not something that any of the other Jobs swap out.

Unlike the Rosan counterpart, the Liber version uses a two-part mask. Overall this version of assassin, seems to be based on Japanese ninjas, or shinobi.

Mechanics:
I've written this a bunch of times, but overall 30MF kits have good articulation despite single joint elbows, and this kit is no different.
Nothing gets in the way of itself and especially on this kit, since it doesn't have side/hip armor at all.
You could maybe argue that the shorter feet means it's less resistant to leverage in some poses.

Equipment:
Armor - This is one of the more sparsely equipped classes, as there isn't much armor on the Assassin, in part because it replaces the feet and ankles, which isn't "armor" as much as just a slight change.
2 Daggers - Can be held or mounted on any peg
2 Sheaths - Attached onto pegs (thigh, wrist or upper arm) and holds daggers
6 hands - Holding, fists and open palms
Assorted blue-purple rings with and without pegs

Conclusion:
I like the Rosan version better. Despite the armor on this one not being as saturated as the product images, it does come off as colorful compared to the other 30MF, which means it sticks out.
I also prefer the single mask on the Rosan to the two part mask on this one.
But, as much as I gripe about the colors, if I wanted to, I could just paint them.

Note that the Liber Slash Class Up parts are stark white, you may want to consider upgrading using the Rosan version instead. There are other differences, such as the horns and spikes, but I think the darker plastic goes better with the already slightly too colorful look on this one.