Akaza figure blue shards

Name: Akaza figure blue shards
Brand: Boutique Demon Slayer
SKU: 14:1052#H
Price: 99.9 EUR
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Discover this Akaza Demon Slayer Statue - Blue Shards and Hood, a PVC figure surrounded by translucent blue shards, on a hexagonal base with an engraved plate.

The character is leaping, one leg bent, left fist thrust upward. A dark red hood covers the nape of his neck and flutters behind him. Blue markings cross his face and extend up his arms. Around his body, translucent blue shards rise in arcs from the plate. This round plate is engraved with a dark radial design, set on a black hexagonal base with edges that remain visible beneath the plate.

Akaza asks Rengoku to become a demon

Akaza recognizes Kyojuro Rengoku's strength after the Mugen Train and proposes that he become a demon. His goal is simple: to allow Rengoku to continue progressing without being limited by a human life. In Demon Slayer, Rengoku refuses. Their confrontation thus pits two concepts of strength against each other: one willing to sacrifice humanity to endure, the other committed to the duty of a Hashira.

On this figure, Akaza leaps above an engraved plate, fist thrust upward, surrounded by translucent blue shards. No Rengoku appears in the piece. One duel remains associated with Akaza more than any other: he admires Rengoku's strength so much that he wants to change his nature and prolong their endless battles, before killing him at daybreak.

"Akaza asks Rengoku to become a demon to continue progressing, but the Flame Hashira refuses."

PVC, translucent shards, engraved base

The piece is hollow and rigid, giving it volume without the corresponding weight. The surfaces are worked with depth and relief: the fabrics retain the trace of the draping, the hair is separated strand by strand, and the hands are finished down to the fingernails. The translucent material of the effects catches ambient light and illuminates from within when a lamp is placed behind it, without any device. This Demon Slayer figure requires free space above it, which is rarely compatible with a crowded shelf. The base is an integral part of the body and cannot be separated. An enclosed display case suits it better than an open shelf, both for dust and protection against bumps.

For cleaning, a clean watercolor brush works better than any cloth. Two points of adhesive putty under the base will secure the piece on an accessible shelf. To photograph it, soft side lighting reveals the molding that ceiling lighting completely flattens. An engraved plate beneath a body taking flight.

Discover more in the same universe

To get to know the character better, our article on Akaza tells the story of Upper Moon Three, Rengoku's opponent.

For the same character standing, the 28-centimeter figure. For the same color in a small format, the figure with the blue base. And for the wall above, the demon poster with the fist.

Collections: Akaza, Demon Figurines, Figurines, Gift ideas, Gifts over €70, The Demons

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a rich selection of ;
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