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Yu-Gi-Oh! The Winged Dragon of Ra Statue

Yu-Gi-Oh! The Winged Dragon of Ra Statue is faithfully recreated with detailed shading and painting for a bold yet detailed appearance. Golden body that shines like the sun, sharp silhouette like a phoenix, piercing eyes, and divine wings, is an highly detailed statue in impressive scale. From the popular card game anime series, Yu-Gi-Oh!, the all-powerful Egyptian God card used by Marik against Yugi and his friends in the Battle City arc, The Winged Dragon of Ra. The impressive scale of this statue holds a powerful presence befitting one of the strongest cards in the series. Ra is also faithfully recreated as it appears in the series, with detailed shading and painting that give it a bold yet detailed appearance. The Winged Dragon of Ra, known as Winged God Dragon of Ra in the Japanese version is a character version of the card “The Winged Dragon of Ra”, also variously as the Sun or the Sun God.

Ra appears in the Yu-Gi-Oh! anime, as one of the most powerful monster spirits, the Egyptian Gods. In-series, its Duel Monsters card is considered to be the most powerful in the game. Ra is a giant golden dragon that appears to be composed of or covered in golden metal. It has a saurian posture and bird-like features, its head and neck are sculpted to resemble that of a bird of prey, with feather-like ornaments on each side of its head and at the elbows, and a jagged cone surrounding its neck. Its wings have the appearance of being feathered. Ra has a large arch connecting its shoulder pauldrons that is where its “Blaze Cannon” attack is generated before being channeled to its mouth through the feather-like ornaments on its head.

During the Memory World arc, Ra’s beak is toothless and more bird-like in shape and its tail is thinner. This is the form it uses in its first legal artwork, though in that artwork it also possesses a feather-like plume rather than a bony tail. In Ra’s Sphere Mode it appears as an orb of golden metal that unfolds into its Battle Mode. In its Phoenix Mode Ra becomes a giant flaming bird with its wings and head shaped in a similar manner to its Battle Mode. Ra is one of the three Egyptian Gods, along with Obelisk the Tormentor and Slifer the Sky Dragon. These monsters were only capable of being summoned by the chosen Pharaoh, which is revealed to be Atem. Yu-Gi-Oh! The Winged Dragon of Ra Egyptian God Statue measures: 12 inches / 30.5 cm x 8 inches / 20 cm x 20 inches / 51 cm.

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Yu-Gi-Oh! Obelisk The Tormentor Statue

Obelisk The Tormentor Statue, from the popular Card game & Anime series, Yu-Gi-Oh!, the all-powerful Egyptian God card used by Yugi’s rival, Seto Kaiba, after the Battle City arc, Obelisk the Tormentor! The impressive scale of this Yu-Gi-Oh! statue holds a powerful presence befitting one of the strongest cards in the series. Obelisk is also faithfully recreated as it appears in the series, with detailed shading and painting that give it a bold yet detailed appearance. From the fierce expression befitting of a god of destruction, the muscular form that looks strong enough to take down any enemy, and the sharp angles of the sculpt that highlights the scars on its form to the majestic cape-like wings, each detail of Obelisk the Tormentor is thoroughly recreated. This statue is a must-have for fans who want to relive their fond memories of the Yu-Gi-Oh! series.

Obelisk the Tormentor, known as Obelisk the Giant God Soldier in the Japanese version, is a character version of the card “Obelisk the Tormentor”, in the Yu-Gi-Oh! anime. He is one of the most powerful monster spirits, the Egyptian God. His corresponding Duel Monsters card is “Obelisk the Tormentor”. Obelisk is a massive muscular blue-skinned humanoid. Obelisk has simple, triangular wings that are about the same height as Obelisk itself. Obelisk’s large shoulder pauldrons have two large spikes protruding vertically, its forearm armor has spikes protruding at the elbows, and its groin and knees are armored with diamond-shaped plates, while a shield-shaped plate covers the posterior. Obelisk‘s feet are anisodactyl, with three toes in front and a single one behind, its hands are more human, with spiked, sheath-like claws covering its fingertips and small diamond-shaped plates covering the knuckles.

Obelisk‘s head is covered in spikes, twin spikes jut from its cheeks, long spikes sideways from the back of the head, two from the temples, a short spike on the chin, and a tri-spiked crest on the top of its head. Obelisk’s mouth is lipless, with pointed white teeth. Obelisk The Tormentor has red eyes, and the sapphire common to the Egyptian Gods in its forehead. Obelisk’s form differs in the Memory World arc, its spikes are shorter and more angular in comparison to the curved spikes seen in the present. The largest difference is its crest, the outer spikes extend further both upwards and downwards, and the crest and chest have darker blue markings on them. Yu-Gi-Oh! Obelisk The Tormentor Egyptian God Statue sizes: 8 inches / 20 cm x 6 inches / 15 cm x 13.8 inches / 35 cm.

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