The Volume 34 variant cover, rendered in greater detail.
The Falcon of Light in stillness, realized as a 1/4 scale statue.

Legacy Art "Kentarou Miura" casts new light on artwork that has come to symbolize the manga "Berserk." Now, Griffith joins the lineup in 1/4 scale.

On the variant cover of Volume 34, the Falcon of Light and the Berserker are shown with their backs to one another, swords in hand. From this single image, which quietly conveys the fateful ties between them, Griffith has once again been realized in 1/4 scale. Preserving the presence established in the 1/6 scale version, the sculpting and paintwork have been further refined to take advantage of the larger format.

A divine stance, his long hair flowing in the wind. Armor adorned with feather motifs that create a delicate impression. A slender sword whose golden hilt and graceful curve draw the eye. And his expression emerging from the billowing cape. Across the piece, the density of detail and the contrast between light and shadow have been refined to more closely capture the nuances of the original artwork. The original-design themed base is rendered with greater definition as well, with countless swords and pieces of armor evoking Griffith's story.

The Bonus Version includes an unhelmed head, offering a display option beyond the original artwork.

Griffith in stillness, realized with greater depth and refinement. Pair him with his counterpart, Guts, released in the same scale, to recreate the striking composition. Experience at 1/4 scale what Kentarou Miura conveyed through this portrait of the Falcon of Light.

Specifications:

• Berserk Themed Base
• One (1) Swappable Head (Helmed)
• One (1) Swappable Head (Unhelmed) [BONUS PART]

Notice:

• Prototype samples shown.
• Product details could be subject to change without further notice.
• Please note the final product specifications may differ because each product is Handmade.
• Since the product is still in the development stage, the Size (up to 10%) & Weight (up to 10kg) may be changed during the production stage.

© Kentarou Miura, STUDIO GAGA/HAKUSENSHA