Takeya-style Movable Ornament "NAUSICAÄ OF THE VALLEY OF THE WIND" Action Figure

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Product Description ■ Torima that supports people living in the Sea of Decay and the Desert is made into an action figure with a new interpretation!
In the monthly magazine Animage, Miyazaki Hayao drew an original cartoon and turned it into an animation film by himself as a director. 『 NAUSICAÄ OF THE VALLEY OF THE WIND 』.
In the play, "Torima" is an essential part as a means of transportation for people in the vast Sea of Decay and the Desert that appeared after the destruction of the civilized society in "Seven Days of Fire".
In the play, "Torima" is made into a free-form concept by Takayuki Takeya.
It is a bird that has developed a symbiotic relationship with humans because it has become an indispensable part as a means of transportation for people in the vast Sea of Decay and the Desert.
It is made into a large size that exceeds the height of a human body and has reduced flight capability. It has developed robust leg strength.
It is especially familiar with the main character Nausicaa, and it is a bird that has developed a symbiotic relationship with humans.
It has high intelligence and is especially familiar with the main character Nausicaa.
As a free-form feature, it captures the features such as its large inflated beak, long neck and developed legs in three dimensions.
● It comes with a sword with a fan-shaped tip for Tolimekia armored cavalry, a special sheath, and a display pedestal.
[Set Contents]
Tolimekia main body, sword, sheath, waist part for Tolimekia Armoured King Shana Guard ver., Koshiate part for Tolimekia Armoured King Shana Guard ver., display pedestal
[Product Details]
[Product Details]
Size : total length approx. 170 mm
Original Model Production : Kenichi Takagi, Shunichi Kashikojima, Tsuneyuki Ida
General Direction of Creation : Takayuki Takeya
(C) Studio Ghibli (C) Takayuki Takeya, Takashi Yamaguchi / KAIYODO bi-articular