Following the previously released "Kenshiro / Zeed Member," M.I.C. Co., Ltd.'s (株式会社エムアイシー) original toy brand "DIG" (ディーアイジー) and its new articulated figure series "DIGACTION" are once again launching a new product based on the classic manga "Fist of the North Star"—the "Shin & Heart" 1/24 Scale Articulated Figure Set. The suggested retail price is 9,900 Japanese Yen, with an estimated release in October 2024!

"Fist of the North Star" is a manga series written by Buronson and illustrated by Tetsuo Hara. The story is set in the late 20th century, a wasteland ravaged by nuclear war, where people resort to violence to fight over resources, and the world is dominated by brute force. Shin, a character appearing in the work, is one of the Nanto Roku Seiken. Instigated by Jagi, Kenshiro's third elder brother, Shin stole Yuria from Kenshiro and left the iconic seven scars on his chest. "Heart" is one of Shin's four most capable executives. Normally a polite and well-mannered gentleman, he undergoes a drastic personality change upon seeing fresh red blood, becoming brutal and bloodthirsty.


This articulated figure set faithfully recreates the classic appearances of both characters from the series. Shin's attire features meticulously sculpted wrinkles, presented in a white pearlescent molding color to evoke a luxurious satin texture. Accessories include replacement parts for his flowing hair, allowing for dynamic poses during attacks. For Heart, his massive and comical physique has been carefully carved, faithfully rendering his heavy and robust visual presence in three dimensions! Furthermore, this product will also include replacement effect parts for Kenshiro's leg and Heart's abdomen, allowing collectors to recreate the exciting battle scenes between him and Heart!


















DIGACTION 『Fist of the North Star』Shin & Heart Set
Suggested Retail Price: 9,900 Japanese Yen
Product Specifications: 1/24 scale articulated figure set, Shin approximately 8 cm tall, Heart approximately 11 cm tall
Estimated Release Date: October 2024
via: dig-jpn