figma Fate/Grand Order Berserker/Musashi Miyamoto

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Sculptor: Uniko Enomoto Cooperation: Masaki Apsy Berserker Niten Ichiryu arrives! From the popular smartphone game "Fate/Grand Order" comes a figma of the Berserker class servant Miyamoto Musashi in her swimsuit from her Second Ascension appearance! Using the smooth yet posable joints of figma, you can create a variety of poses. A flexible plastic is used for important areas, allowing proportions to be kept without compromising posability. She comes with three face plates including a winking face, a serious face and a grinning face. Optional parts include her long gunsword, short gunsword and a Holy Grail with rice. An articulated figma stand is included to display the figma in a variety of poses.

Musashi Miyamoto is a fictional anime character who is known for his striking physical appearance. He has jet black eyes that are sharp and piercing, a chiseled jawline, and sleek, short black hair that is swept to the side. His tall stature, standing at 6'2'' or 189 cm, gives him an imposing presence, and his toned muscles and broad shoulders make him appear formidable. Musashi's calm demeanor and unwavering confidence are accentuated by his traditional samurai garb, which consists of a dark gi, hakama pants, and a black haori overcoat with a dragon print. His overall appearance exudes power and nobility, indicative of his samurai origins.

Musashi Miyamoto's story is one of legend and myth, as he is a renowned swordsman and warrior in Japanese history. He was born in the province of Mimasaka in the mid-16th century, and at a young age, he showed a prodigious talent for swordsmanship. He trained under various samurai masters, mastering multiple sword styles and techniques at a young age. He gained fame and notoriety for his duels and exploits, which included defeating several renowned swordsmen and battling his way out of over 60 life-threatening encounters. Musashi's reputation grew, and he became a wandering swordsman, seeking out new challenges and opponents. His journey led him to become a philosopher and artist in his own right, writing famous treatises on swordsmanship and painting beautiful landscapes. Musashi's legacy continues to inspire a new generation of samurai and warriors.