[STARTune] NARUTO UZUMAKI -THE WILL TO HOKAGE-
This diorama incorporates the iconic Hokage Rock from the "Naruto: Shippuden" anime, recreating the scene from the reunion arc where the team begins searching for each other!
The character appearance from the show has also been meticulously recreated, from his facial expression to the wrinkles in his clothes.
For the vignette, the railings of the Hokage's house and the Hokage Rock were given perspective to create a three-dimensional design that can be enjoyed from various angles.
"Let's look for everyone right away!"
The colors from the series have been reproduced. The textures on different parts of the figure have been reproduced with the gloss and brushwork techniques.
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- Recommended Retail Price
- ¥8,250(incl. tax)
- Preorder Period
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- Release Month
- Release
- Series
- Naruto: Shippuden
Product Purchase Area
- *The target age group for this product is 15 and up.
- *The information listed is the release information for Japan. Please check the sales area information for the sales situation in each country.
NARUTO UZUMAKI from the "Naruto: Shippuden" anime joins STARTune, a new line from FiguartsZERO!
This figure is based on the scene from the reunion arc in "Naruto: Shippuden" when NARUTO stands in front of the Hokage Rock!
NARUTO himself has been faithfully sculpted and colored, recreating his appearance from the anime!
By incorporating the railings of the Hokage's house and Hokage Rock into a diorama with added perspective, the figure expands the world from the show even further!
Product Specifications
- Size
- Height: Approx. 240 mm
- Materials
- PVC, ABS
- Contents
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• Main body
How to Purchase
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You can check the sales sites for the relevant area.
- *Some items may be discontinued, so please check whether the shop still stocks the item before making your purchase.
- *This product may be sold through various sales channels including physical stores, events, or other online stores under different conditions in the future.
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