Tsume-Art, a Luxembourgish brand renowned for crafting exquisite Japanese anime character statues, following their "Might Guy" release from the classic and popular Japanese anime "Naruto Shippuden" in their "High Quality Statues (HQS)" series, has once again unveiled a "Kisame Hoshigaki" 1/8 scale diorama statue. Limited to 1200 pieces worldwide, it is priced at €749.17 and is expected to ship in Q2 2024.

Known as the "Monster of the Hidden Mist," Kisame Hoshigaki was a member of the Seven Ninja Swordsmen of the Mist before joining the Akatsuki. Due to his immense chakra, he was regarded as a "tailed beast without a tail." With a shark-like countenance, he excels in various Water Release ninjutsu. His signature weapon is the greatsword "Samehada," which can absorb chakra, and his combat skills are astonishing. During the Fourth Great Ninja War, he chose suicide to protect information, earning the respect of his opponent, Might Guy, who declared, "Kisame Hoshigaki! I will remember you for the rest of my life!"

This Tsume-Art "HQS Kisame Hoshigaki" 1/8 scale diorama statue vividly recreates the thrilling moment from the "Kazekage Rescue Arc" when Kisame unleashed "Water Release: Five Feeding Sharks" during his battle with Might Guy! The statue stands approximately 44 cm tall, with an impressive depth of 47 cm. Chakra released from Kisame's five fingers transforms into five ferocious sharks, circling their prey at high speed and generating a powerful torrent. The sharks, with their gaping, toothy mouths, are dynamically sculpted, and a massive sea shark is brought to life behind them using transparent effect parts! Internal LED lighting creates a magnificent presence, showcasing unstoppable power and incredibly realistic waves within the blue transparent elements!

























TSUME HQS Kisame Hoshigaki 1/8 Scale Limited Edition Statue
1/8 Scale
Limited to 1200 pieces
Dimensions: Width: 44CM x Depth: 47CM x Height: 46CM
Materials: Resin, PVC, Magnet, LED
Reference Price: 749,17€
Estimated Release Date: Q2 2024
via: tsume-art