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Official Dark Souls Twitter Account Teases Upcoming Artorias Figure
The official Dark Souls Twitter account gave fans an early glimpse from its partnership with First 4 Figures on a Knight Artorias preliminary sculpt. The popular boss from the first chunk of Dark Souls DLC hunches over with his signature dangling arm and greatsword.
Our friends at @First4Figures shared a peek at something they're cooking up. What do you think? pic.twitter.com/2Djt5uTZhe
— Dark Souls (@DarkSoulsGame) March 10, 2016
According to the official Dark Souls Twitter account, the figure will be made at 1:4 scale, meaning it’ll probably be over 18” tall. The image on the left side appears to be a 3D rendering, while the image on the right is an unpainted prototype.
First 4 Figures is no stranger to the high-end statue market, having created a slew of figures including Mega Man X, Star Fox’s Arwing, and an illuminated Amaterasu from Okami. There is no word on when this figure will be released, so you can bide your time by checking out our exhaustive Dark Souls III coverage here.
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