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Gabranth And Balthier Are Subjects Of New Final Fantasy XII Play Arts Kai Figures
To celebrate the reveal of Final Fantasy XII: The Zodiac Age, Square Enix has announced two new Final Fantasy XII Play Arts Kai figures. These premium figures, which are highly detailed, focus on Gabranth and Balthier.
Each figure features multiple points of articulation and includes alternate hands, weapons, and a base for display purposes. Gabranth, the menacing Judge Magister, comes with two separate swords, while the sky pirate Balthier comes with a gun to pose with.
Balthier is currently scheduled for Japanese release in September, while Gabranth is set to ship in October. Neither figure is currently available for pre-order in the North American Square Enix shop, but the announced prices translate from Yen to range from $120 to $140. These figures join fellow Final Fantasy XII character Fran in getting the Play Arts treatment. Check out some more images for these figures below.
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