Nendoroid Castlevania - Alucard

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Sculptor: Shichibee (Matsuda Model) Cooperation: Nendoron Alucard is joining the Nendoroid series! From Netflix's "Castlevania" comes a Nendoroid of the half-vampire Alucard! He comes with three face plates including a standard face, a highly expressive combat face and a somewhat vacant-looking face with an open mouth. In addition to Alucard's cape, sword and shield, the Nendoroid also comes with a stick and the picture of his parents he drew in the dirt as optional parts. Various hand, arm and leg parts are included for creating all kinds of poses from the series. Be sure to add Alucard, still beautiful even in Nendoroid form, to your collection!

Alucard, also known as Adrian Tepes, is a complex and intriguing character in the fictional universe of Castlevania. At first glance, he may appear to be nothing more than a pale-skinned, long-haired youth with a penchant for gothic fashion. However, upon closer inspection, it becomes clear that Alucard is a formidable warrior with unique abilities and a tragic past. He is often depicted wearing a stylish black coat, leather pants, and a necklace with a red gemstone. His piercing red eyes convey a sense of intensity and mystery, and his long black hair falls gracefully around his face.

The story of Alucard is a tale of loss, sacrifice, and redemption. He is the son of the infamous vampire, Dracula, and a human woman named Lisa. Driven by his love for his mother and his anger at his father's violent tyranny, Alucard sets out to destroy Dracula and put an end to his reign of terror. Alucard is no ordinary vampire; he possesses tremendous strength and agility, as well as supernatural abilities like shapeshifting and teleportation. Along the way, he forms alliances with other warriors and battles hordes of monsters and demons. Despite his formidable powers, however, Alucard carries a heavy burden of guilt and sorrow. He has suffered immense loss in his life, including the deaths of his mother and his lover, and he struggles to come to terms with his own dual nature.