Berserk figma No.634-DX Skull Knight
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PRE-ORDER NOTES
- Arrival date is an estimate and not guaranteed
- This item requires a down payment when you checkout
- Balance is due when item is available to ship
STANDARD GRADE
- This item is brand new and in mint condition
- Packaging is case fresh but may have flaws
- Suitable to display in package or to open
Product Description
Very well. I shall devote my life to this sword.
From the iconic manga "Berserk" comes a figma of the mysterious Skull Knight and his steed! The figure's cloak and horse-trapper are made of cloth material that take special care with attention to detail. Re-enact your favorite scenes from the manga or envision your own dark fantasy moments when you order your figure today!
Product Features
- 6.69 inches tall (17cm)
- Made of plastic
- Based on the manga series, Berserk
- Part of the figma series
- Multiple points of articulation
- Interchangeable parts and accessories
Box Contents
- Skull Knight figure
- 6 Interchangeable hands
- Shield holding hand
- Hand holding sword hilt
- Horse figure
- Cloak
- Sword
- Shield
- Behelit Sword
- Stand
Additional Details
Created by Max Factory, the figma series was designed to bring your favorite characters to life with great attention paid to detail and artistic coloring. With a great emphasis on poseability and articulation, these figures often feature interchangeable face plates and accessories that allow for creative expression and flair for your own personal collection.
Berserk is a Japanese media franchise based on the manga series by created by Kentaro Miura. The dark fantasy series focuses on Guts as he seeks revenge on the leader of the mercenary group Band of the Hawks, Griffith, who betrays him and leads to the death of many. Berserk has expanded to other forms of media and has various anime films and series that adapt the story of the manga series. The Berserk franchise is one of most iconic dark fantasy brands in the world and is responsible for inspiring various other franchises in Japan.
