Battle Mode Holy Angemon
$229.00
Character: Digimon Adventure · Holy Angemon
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ABOUT
Battle Mode Holy Angemon captures the archangel mid-combat stance — Excalibur raised, Beam Shield at the ready, eight white wings fully spread at an assertive diagonal — rendered at the Perfect-resonance MH official scale by JB Studio. At approximately 28 cm tip-to-base, the sculpt packs a surprising amount of wing architecture and armor detail into a compact footprint, with the gold-trimmed pauldrons, silver plating, and luminous purple sword and shield energy already reading clearly in the prototype shots. For Digimon Adventure collectors building a coherent lineup, this is the piece that fills the T.K. partner slot with genuine sculptural conviction.
INFORMATION
INFORMATION
Dimensions
- Height (base to wing tip): approx. 28 cm / 11.0 in
Configurations
- Included: Main statue body with accessories + identity card
Material & Packaging
- Material: Imported resin and PU (a polyurethane composite commonly used in high-detail GK production)
- Packaging: Color box with EPE foam (dense protective foam used for statue shipping)
Other
- Scale: Perfect-resonance MH official scale
- Studio: JB Studio
- Series: Digimon Adventure 01
- Production Type: Semi-ready stock — ships approximately one and a half months after pre-order close
VIDEO
CHARACTER ORIGIN
SCENE NOTES
This piece locks in Holy Angemon’s Battle Mode — the form he shifts into when darkness encroaches, trading the priest’s calm for an austere, combat-ready presence armed with Excalibur and the Beam Shield. That transformation carries real weight in Digimon Adventure, arriving at the series’ climactic stretch and culminating in Heaven’s Gate sealing Piemon away for good. JB Studio frames the moment through a forward-leaning airborne posture, wings caught mid-beat at full extension, sword arm drawn back with intent — the composition reads less like a display pose and more like the instant before the strike lands. The prototype’s layered feather sculpting across all eight wings is where the most work is visible, each tier of plumage individually defined rather than treated as a single mass.
