G.E.M. Series NARUTO Shippuden Itachi Uchiha Complete Figure

Description

Sculptor: Kosuke Arai (Arai Kogyo) Paintwork: Tc One of the most popular character, Itachi Uchiha, comes to the G.E.M. figure series again! This figure recreates the moment when Itachi is taking off his "Akatsuki" coat by one hand, meanwhile having a crow standing on his back of hand. Care has been well taken to all the details such as Uchiha family's iconic Sharingen and the "Akatsuki" coat. You can somehow feel Itachi's sadness and loneliness by the silent and mysterious man's face. His attractiveness is faithfully recreated by this figure. Display this with the figure of his brother, Sasuke Uchiha Shinobi World War ver. (sold separately) together to recreate the Naruto Ninja world!

Itachi Uchiha is a fictional anime character from the popular series "Naruto Shippuden". Itachi is known for his sharp features, dark hair, and red eyes. He is often depicted wearing a dark cloak with a red lining and a forehead protector worn as a headband. Itachi's most recognizable feature is the Mangekyo Sharingan, which gives him the ability to cast powerful illusions and gain complete control over his opponents.

The story of Itachi Uchiha is one of the most tragic and complex arcs in the "Naruto" series. Itachi grew up in a family of powerful and influential ninja known as the Uchiha clan. As a child, he quickly became one of the strongest in the clan, but was burdened with a terrible secret: the Uchiha clan was planning a coup against the Hidden Leaf Village. Despite his love for his family, Itachi knew that their actions would lead to their destruction. In order to prevent a war and protect his younger brother, Sasuke, Itachi made the difficult decision to wipe out his entire clan, sparing only Sasuke. Itachi's actions were not understood by many, and he become a hated figure in the Hidden Leaf Village. Years later, it was revealed that Itachi had actually been working as a double agent for the village, and had been doing everything in his power to prevent a new war. Itachi ultimately died from a terminal illness, but his legacy lived on as one of the greatest heroes in the village's history.