Bandai Saint Seiya Myth Cloth Kyoko Equuleus Saint Figure
Spedito mer 4 nov · consegna 5–6 nov
🇮🇹 Spedizione gratuita in Italia
100% Licensed & OriginalOriginale
Secure PaymentPagamento sicuro
Protected PackagingImballo protetto
14-Day ReturnsReso 14 gg- alternate head
ScalaAltezzaScala1/12Altezza16 cm
MaterialeABS, PVCMaterialeABS, PVCBring the myth home with Kyoko's Saintia Sho Myth Cloth, the Bronze armor of Equuleus from the famous Saint Seiya anime. This 1/12 scale sculpture captures the pure essence of the series, combining fidelity to details and the character's iconic power in a high‑level collectible piece.
The Scene
The figure depicts Kyoko in her role as a Saintia serving Athena, wearing Equuleus' Silver Cloth. This appearance is faithful to the series Saint Seiya: Saintia Sho (2018), where the character stands out for her pivotal role. The scene portrays the iconic image of the warrior in armor, reflecting the aesthetic and specific narrative of this spin‑off of the original franchise.
The Character
Kyoko's true weight in the Saintia Shō saga lies not only in the armor she wears, but in the sacrifice that defines her. During the five years of training, her dedication was driven by a single, powerful motive: to protect her younger sister Shoko from the malevolent intentions of goddess Eris. This narrative arc turns Kyoko into one of the most memorable emotional pillars of the spin‑off, where her courage and altruism culminate in a tragic fate. This Myth Cloth version specifically captures the moment when she is still the protector, before her fall as Eris' host, offering collectors the chance to own a figure that embodies the purity and determination of a Saintia who gave everything for those she loved.
Why Collect It
For a discerning collector, Kyoko's Myth Cloth represents far more than a simple display piece: it is a tangible testament to one of the most complex and touching narrative architectures in the Saint Seiya universe. Introducing this figure into the Myth Cloth line elevates its status from mere merchandise to a cult object, solidifying the completeness of a collection that aims to tell not only heroic battles but also the emotional nuances and silent sacrifices that underpin them. The meticulous attention to detail and fidelity to the original source ensure an aesthetic and historical value that withstands the passage of time, making this statue a lasting investment for those who appreciate the art of applied sculpting in Japanese animation. Displaying it is a celebration of the depth of the Saintia Shō saga, offering the public an intimate glimpse of a character who, thanks to Bandai's mastery, finally finds a physical dimension worthy of her importance in Equuleus' armor history.
