PRIME1 STUDIO Vergil EX Color Limited Ver Devil May Cry Statue

About Vergil EX Color Limited Ver Devil May Cry Statue

“Thank you for that…Now I shall give you death in return!”

Prime 1 Studio is proud to present a breathtaking addition to our Ultimate Premium Masterline Series: The 1:4 Scale VERGIL, EX Color Limited Version from Devil May Cry 5!

Prime 1 Studio’s masters of the painting arts have plumbed the depths of the video game to bring you a noteworthy variant to Vergil’s first, amazing statue! Instead of a darker shade, Vergil’s coat is a bright blue, which most definitely brings out the color of his eyes! The golden buttons and piping complement the cool hue of the coat. While the lighter embroidery on his arms and shoulders mirrors the shocking white of Vergil’s hair.

Other variations of note are the complementary green fingerless gloves and boots, which only serve as a refreshing counterpoint to the darker hues of the pants. Furthermore, the inside of Vergil’s coat is a more vibrant tone of gold and brown.

Dante’s older twin brother is in the act of unsheathing his dark-forged katana, Yamato! In this striking pose, Vergil is about to lay down a world of hurt, and he is doing so in style.

Enjoy this over 30-inch tall, high-quality statue on a Devil May Cry 5 Bloody Palace-themed base, again, the colors of which are in perfect balance with the rest of the figure.

If you love the Devil May Cry franchise, this is one statue that will fit right into your home and collection! Add this cool, new version to your collection today

Due to licensing and contract restrictions, this product can be sold and shipped to North America only.

Ordering Note: All sales for this item are final. It may be returned for an exchange if defective, if a replacement is not available a Gift Card will be issued.

Important:

If cast-off pieces are included, carefully remove at your own risk.

RightStuf will not be held responsible for any damages caused by assembly. (Including connection to the base and/or any loose pieces.),

Displaying figures in direct sunlight may result in color fading over time.