S.H Figuarts (Shinkochou Seihou) Golden Knight Garo (Taiga Saejima) Approximately 165mm PVC ABS Made Painted Movable Figure Shinkochou Seihou

The story of "Saezima Taiga," father of "Saezima Koga," depicted in the 20th anniversary commemorative work, the theatrical version "GARO TAIGA," features the "Golden Knight Garo (Saezima Taiga)" in the Shinkotobori manufacturing method! The figure captures the essence of "Saezima Taiga" clad in the armor of "Golden Knight Garo" with a design focused on skeletal structure unique to Shinkotobori. The suit used in the actual filming has been thoroughly analyzed, ensuring faithful representation of the armor's shape, intricate engravings, surface decorations, and detailed features on the reverse side. The texture of the golden armor, passed down through generations to those bearing the title of "Golden Knight Garo," is expressed with a dazzling glossy gold plating. The figure radiates an overwhelming presence with its brilliant shine. The characteristic red glowing eyes of "Saezima Taiga" when donned in armor are also realistically recreated with delicate painting. The grooves visible on the armor's surface are adjusted to a precise depth, allowing beautiful shadows to appear when plated. The reflective quality enhances its presence even further. The appearance closely resembles the live-action suit, while also achieving a range of motion suitable for action poses. The shoulder armor's elevation, double-jointed elbows, and forward-backward swinging shoulder joints allow for natural posing with the "GARO Sword" held in both hands. The movable collar armor does not hinder shoulder movement, enabling arm-raising poses. The hip joint structure avoids interference between the armors, accommodating movements like raising the thighs and strong stances with both legs spread apart. The ankles replicate the high-arched shape characteristic of Garo while allowing movement in all directions. The sword "GARO Sword," which cuts through negative energy, features intricately printed patterns on the blade. A version of the "GARO Sword" stored in its sheath is also included. The chain part of the sheath uses metal materials for a realistic feel. In addition to being held with dedicated interchangeable wrist parts, a drawn state with just the grip removed can also be recreated. Furthermore, a luxurious sleeve is included, designed to resemble the "compass" that contains the souls of the four divine beasts in "GARO TAIGA." The sleeve opens up to reveal a performance that releases the "compass" upon unboxing. When unfolded, it becomes a "background sheet" featuring the "sacred beasts" designed by Keita Amemiya,