KT Project KT-024 Takeya Freely Figure Ashura Black Bronze Edition Action Figure

Product description ※Please note that product information is not in full comprehensive meaning because of the machine translation.

Product explanation ■
・ A battle god that is one of the eight lords who protect Buddhism in Buddhism, and
A three-dimensional image of Ashura, which is also positioned as a Buddhist god of protection.

-Japan's leading sculptor Takayuki Takeya worked as a three-dimensional design and molding general commander, creating a powerful figure of the three-faced and six-sided tie that joins the gassho seals.

While sharing the design image with the item that was once released as "Revoltech Takeya", it has become a model that conforms to the
Takeya Free-form Figurine.

-The young Ashura statue in Kofukuji is common in Japan, but it was the god of battle in the ancient Indian mythology.
Because it is a battle god that fought against Taishakuten, it was often formed in the form of an anger from the impression of an evil demon or a demon god. The revolver joint is built into the powerful figure.
Three-dimensional as a fully movable action figure.

-The six arms, which can be called features, are all movable independently.
Compared with the "Revoltech Takeya" version, it has a more powerful muscle expression, and
powerful posing like a battle god is possible.

-A flame that stands up like a flame that can be seen in many statues of Meio.

Another feature of Ashura is that the left side is the expression of remorse that you have regretted until now.
The front is a face that meets Buddha and the joy and surprise. It is an expression that expresses sadness.
You can read from the modeling to the minute emotions that have this meaning.

-Textiles and garments on the upper body, garments, and candy that wraps the lower body are shaped with an expression that makes you feel intimidating, < br> A structure that does not interfere with various poses by using a soft material that is divided and connected.

-Three pairs of arms are common palms that represent the common Buddhist statues of many Asura statues.
The upward-facing hand carries a sun ring on the left hand and a crystal in the shape of a sun ring on the right hand. ,
The remaining pair of arms recreates the appearance of having a bow and arrow.

Also, by replacing the wrist part that comes with the option, it is possible to pose various images.
A dedicated pedestal modeled with a profound image is included.

[What is Ashura]
In ancient Indian mythology, it is described as an evil god or a god of battle, and
fighting battles with the Indra god (Taishakuten in Buddhism).
Although it is said that even though it is a god governing justice, he has lost his forgiveness because he sticks to sticking to justice and fights.

After being incorporated into Buddhism, it became a patron god who was named after the eight people who protect Buddha.
It is the origin of "Shura-do" which suffers from delusions in the world called "Rokudo"
which reincarnates as a result of the work of living things in Buddhism.

[Set Contents]
Figure body, bow, arrow, recommended x2, optional hand x4, Suhama (pedestal), transparent display base, support arm, manual

[Product Details]
Size: Approximately 145mm in height (up to the head)
Moveable part: 33 places in total
Manufacturer: Takayuki Takeya, Takashi Yamaguchi
(C) Takayuki Takeya Takashi Yamaguchi / KAIYODO