Fate/Grand Order Assassin / Izou Okada Makkoto Kakkouei Haori-hakama Ver. 1/8 Complete Model

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Sculptor: Nanako (Max Factory) Paintwork: Hiroyuki Hirose (Decomas Lab) Planning/Production: Max Factory "It's a festival! What's the point of a festival if you don't make a show of it?" From the popular smartphone game "Fate/Grand Order" comes a scale figure of the Assassin class servant Okada Izo in his Festival Portrait outfit from the game's series of "Festival Portrait" craft essence illustrations for its 4th Anniversary. Okada Izo's chic Japanese outfit has been faithfully captured in figure form with detailed gradation and shadowing. Translucent parts have been used to replicate the see-through appearance of his umbrella from the original illustration. Small details like his arms visible beneath his sleeves and his intrepid smile have all be carefully preserved, making for a truly stylish figure. Be sure to add him to your collection!

Izou Okada is a fictional character in the Fate/Grand Order series, where he appears as an Assassin-class servant. He has a lean build, with rough, spiky hair that is dyed blonde at the tips. His striking features include a visible scar on his left eyebrow and a golden earring on his right ear. Izou wears a traditional Japanese haori and hakama ensemble, with a katana hanging by his side. He exudes a cool and collected aura, with a hint of danger that comes with being an assassin.

Izou's story is one of tragedy and redemption. He was a notorious swordsman and assassin during the Meiji Restoration in Japan. He became known as the Manslayer, killed countless people and was feared across the land. However, after a series of events, he lost his purpose in life and became a drunkard. He was eventually summoned as a servant by the Chaldea organization, where he reflects on his past actions and begins to seek redemption. Throughout his story, Izou shows a sense of honor and loyalty to those he deems worthy, and he struggles to come to terms with his past actions.