Dororo Elite Fandom Diorama 1/6 Dororo & Hyakkimaru 48 cm

In exchange for prosperity, feudal lord Kagemitsu Daigo allows twelve demons to devour his unborn son. The blind, deaf, and limbless child is abandoned for dead but adopted by a kind doctor who creates a prosthetic body for the growing boy. Sixteen years later, Hyakkimaru embarks on a vengeful quest to kill the twelve demons and reclaim each of his stolen limbs and organs. Dororo, a young thief, travels alongside Hyakkimaru, serving as his eyes, ears, and voice. When Hyakkimaru finally arrives in his father's land, he must confront the cursed wall of Fort Banmon, where the corpses of executed prisoners attract hungry ghouls after dark. In the dead of night, a horde of nine-tailed fox spirits descends upon their prey, sparking an epic battle that ends with Hyakkimaru coming face to face with his murderous father. The Dororo & Hyakkimaru Elite Fandom Statue debuts as the world's first polystone collectible inspired by the 2019 anime adaptation of Osamu Tezuka's legendary manga. As a special tribute to the story, Hyakkimaru's prosthetic forearms are functionally designed to slide off as they do in the anime, revealing the die-cast metal blades mounted underneath. An alternate portrait of Hyakkimaru complements this feature, depicting him holding his removed prosthetic arms in his teeth, displaying his forearm blades, or wielding his interchangeable katana against the spirits of five marauding Kyubi. Sculpted with woodblock-style accents, translucent ghouls crawl out of the rubble of Banmon's wall in a final act of retaliation. Hyakkimaru glides effortlessly along crumbling planks pierced by executioner arrows and scarred by the Kyubi's deadly claws. Nestling safely behind a protective Hyakkimaru, Dororo hides beside two significant Easter eggs: the talisman bearing the Daigo family crest, which Hyakkimaru used to identify his father, and the headless statue of the Goddess of Mercy, which protected Hyakkimaru from being devoured at birth. Masterfully crafted by historical fantasy sculptor James W. Cain, the Dororo & Hyakkimaru Elite Fandom statue showcases Japanese artistic detail and ornamentation, from the fabric of Hyakkimaru's kimono to the Sengoku-period shrine surrounding the base. The statue's foundation contains miniature replicas of twelve demonic idols found in the Forbidden Hall of Hell, six of which have already been destroyed, symbolizing Hyakkimaru's quest to reclaim his body. The Dororo & Hyakkimaru Elite Fandom Statue is the first Figurama collectible to include unique display stands for both Hyakkimaru's prosthetic arms and his katana, as well as a bust stand for his interchangeable portrait. Each statue includes an exclusive art print and a certificate of authenticity signed by Figurama Collectors CEO Mr. Shanab, 3D artist James W. Cain, and concept artist Daniel Kamarudin. Details: - 1/6 scale - Certificate of authenticity - Materials: Polystone, PVC, die-cast metal - Includes: Three interchangeable heads for Hyakkimaru (pictures of the third head will be provided early next week), interchangeable Hyakkimaru left and right detachable arms, interchangeable head torso stand, prosthetic arm display stand, Katana display stand, exclusive A3 art print Product dimensions: 48 x 34 x 31 cm Edition size: 1200 pieces worldwide.