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This Super Detailed Ayane Figure Stands Over Violently Dismembered Enemies
In Ninja Gaiden 3, you wade through blood-spattered levels with limbs acting as interior decoration. Not many video game figures depict this kind of viscera, but Multiverse Studio Inc. didn’t shy away from showing Ayane’s violent side with this high quality resin statue.
The toy manufacturer has revealed pre-release photos of a determined Ayane towering over a torso with her signature butterfly scarf fluttering in the wind. This fully painted and detail-rich statue depicts Ayane’s deadly behavior, which was featured heavily in Ninja Gaiden 3: Razor's Edge.
Multiverse is no stranger to making quality video game collectibles. This Ayane figure would pair well with the manufacturer’s bloody rendition of Ryu Hyubasa. If you’re looking for something a little less gory for your desk, then you can’t go wrong with this 1:1 scale replica Mega Man helmet.
Pre-orders for Ayane aren’t open yet, but you can check back at the figure's landing page at Multiverse Studio Inc. While you wait to purchase this figure, feel free to check out former Editor Dan Ryckert’s unkind review of Ninja Gaiden 3.
[Source: Multiverse Studio Inc.]
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