figma Fate/Grand Order Ruler/Jeanne d'Arc

Description

Sculptor: Max Factory (Nobuhiko Asahina, Naoki Satou) Cooperation: Masaki Apsy "May the blessing of our Lord be upon us!" From the popular smartphone game "Fate/Grand Order" comes a figma of the Ruler servant, Jeanne d'Arc! The smooth yet posable figma joints allow you to act out a variety of different scenes. A flexible plastic is used in specific areas, allowing proportions to be kept without compromising posability. She comes with three face plates, including a smiling face, a shouting expression, and a cute blushing face. Her large flag, "Luminosite Eternelle", is included and also comes with alternate parts to display it folded closed. An articulated figma stand is included, which allows various poses to be taken.

Jeanne d'Ar is a fictional anime character who is best known for her striking appearance. She stands tall and lean with long blonde hair that reaches down to her waist. Her hair is usually tied up in a ponytail or left to flow freely around her shoulders. Jeanne d'Ar's most distinctive feature is undoubtedly her bright blue eyes. They are large, round and come alive with an intensity that few people can match. Jeanne d'Ar's facial features are sharp and defined, with a regal appearance that reminds one of a queen or a warrior princess.

Jeanne d'Ar's story is one that is filled with epic battles, fierce loyalty, and heartbreaking sacrifice. She was born into a family of knights and grew up with a strong sense of duty and honor. From a young age, she was trained in the art of combat, and it quickly became clear that she was a prodigy. When her village was threatened by an invading force, Jeanne d'Ar took up arms and led the charge. She quickly gained a reputation as a hero and was hailed as a savior by those she had protected. As Jeanne d'Ar grew older, she became more and more involved in the ongoing conflicts of her world. She fought against corrupt rulers, oppressive regimes, and forces of darkness that threatened to destroy everything that she held dear. Throughout her journey, Jeanne d'Ar never once wavered in her resolve or her determination to protect the innocent. She was a beacon of hope and a symbol of courage in a world that was often cruel and unforgiving.