figma Fate/Grand Order Archer/Gilgamesh

Description

Sculptor: Max Factory Cooperation: Masaki Apsy Mankind's oldest King of Heroes, joining the figma series again! From the popular smartphone game 'Fate/Grand Order' comes a rerelease of the figma of the oldest King of Heroes, Gilgamesh! Using the smooth yet posable joints of figma, you can act out a variety of different scenes. He comes with three expressions including a fearless grin, a displeased expression as well as an angry shouting expression. Alternate arm parts to display him with his arms folded, the Chains of Heaven and the Sword of Rupture are all included. An alternate upper body and head part are included to recreate his third ascension appearance from the game. An articulated figma stand is included, which allows various poses to be taken.

Gilgamesh, also known as the King of Heroes, is a popular fictional anime character from the Fate/stay night series. Gilgamesh is known for his striking and unique appearance, with golden hair and piercing golden eyes that sparkle with arrogance and pride. He stands tall with an imposing presence, his muscular frame and broad shoulders adding to his overall look of power and dominance. He is often seen wearing his signature golden armor, which is adorned with intricate designs and symbols that represent his status as a king.

Despite his appearance, Gilgamesh's story is one of tragedy and loneliness. Born as a half-god, half-human being, he was raised by his mother, a goddess, and grew up with incredible strength, intelligence, and an insatiable thirst for knowledge and power. As a king, he ruled his kingdom with an iron fist, but was plagued by a sense of emptiness and dissatisfaction with his life. It wasn't until he met his destined partner, Enkidu, that he was able to find true companionship and happiness. However, despite the love and loyalty he had for Enkidu, his friend was tragically killed, and Gilgamesh was consumed with grief and anger. He embarked on a journey to find eternal life, but ultimately realized that such a thing could not be attained. He returned to his kingdom a changed man, more understanding and compassionate towards his subjects. Gilgamesh's story is one of growth and redemption, and his struggles make him a relatable and complex character.