Kaiyodo Takeya Style Jizai Okimono Fish Helmet Warrior Murmillo Glow-in-the-Dark Version Approximately 165mm Tall PVC & ABC Painted Movable Figure

The Fish Helmet Warrior Murmillo is a gladiator distinguished by his flashy helmet, reminiscent of a fish fin. Contrary to the helmet, his equipment is simple: a loincloth, a cushioned armband around his right arm for ease of movement, and small metal greaves on his feet. His basic equipment includes a gladius, a short, double-edged straight sword used by Roman soldiers, and a large shield called a scutum. The skeleton's armor exudes the sadness of a gladiator who fought in the arena despite being held captive as a slave. This updated skeleton features newly developed 4mm joints at all joints. The increased joint strength allows for stable weapon holding despite the slender limbs, making it easier to play with. All of the gladiator's equipment is removable, allowing for display of the skeleton alone. Beneath the helmet is a skull with a sunken head and missing teeth. A pedestal is included, allowing the figure to stand stably while posing. In addition to the basic equipment of the gladius dagger and scutum (large shield), the spatha long sword is also included. Unlike the full-color version, the equipment is molded from luminous material, enhancing the sense of unity. Accessories: Gladius dagger, spatha long sword, scutum (large shield), four optional hands, dedicated pedestal Glow in the dark! The long-awaited Glow-in-the-Dark Skeleton! A classic variation that's synonymous with skeletons! Introducing the full-action swordsman in luminous molded form! The full-action skeleton swordsman is recreated in the fish helmet guise, the star of ancient Roman gladiators! This "Takeya Style Jizai Okimono" is a "Takeya Style Jizai Okimono" designed and sculpted by Takayuki Takeya. The third installment in the full-action "Skeleton" series! The skeletons are newly equipped with the gear of gladiators, the powerful warriors who fought in ancient Roman arenas to entertain the masses. Gladiators were classified by physique, armament, and fighting style, and Takayuki Takeya has designed and sculpted two representative types of gladiators.