Mo Dao Zu Shi - Wei Wuxian - 1/8 - Yi Ling Lao Zu Ver. (Good Smile Arts Shanghai, Good Smile Company)
Mo Dao Zu Shi - Wei Wuxian - 1/8 - Yi Ling Lao Zu Ver. (Good Smile Arts Shanghai, Good Smile Company)
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From the popular Chinese animated series 'The Master of Diabolism,' also known as ‘Mo Dao Zu Shi’ comes a beautifully sculpted 1/8th figure of Wei Wuxian in his Yi Ling Lao Zu appearance. This figure shows Wei Wuxian commanding Fierce Corpses at the Burial Mounds. The animated scene it represents has been faithfully recreated and given life in this figure. The translucent red and black gradients of the effect pieces represent the vengeful spirits he commands. Thanks to his flowing hair and billowing outfit, we can imagine the winds whipping around him, emanating from the Burial Mounds as he implements his magic.
The black and grey tones of his outfit perfectly contrast the dark red accents and spirits to create a chilling effect. One thing is for sure, this man means business, and he’s going to show you his vengeful side. Better snap him up fast and stay in his good books!
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Customer Reviews
The statue is very detailed. I love that he’s hiding Emperor's Smile in his sleeve. And look at those legssss~ Damn. The outfit is stunning. The face is great. His hair is gorgeous. Only bad thing about this statue is that the red part is too heavy/not supported well enough so it bends down a bit over time. I measured the statue myself; It’s about 35 cm tall, 23 cm wide and 17 cm deep.
Sooo beautiful and detailed, no problems during shipping. Comes with two hands if you want to display him without the flute. Really happy with him and how he came out
Amazing figure. Comes with two hands one with flute and one without, had a bit of trouble changing the hand, but after I put it in hot water for like 5mins it fitted perfectly. Also there is a stabilising metal stand on the back which is not shown on the promotional photos. But that's ok though, since they're only the prototype and you actually can't see it at all when you're looking straight at the figure.