Divine Armor Long Haochen — Throne of Seal
$1,009.00
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Character: Throne of Seal · Long Haochen
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INFORMATION
Dimensions
- Height: approx. 72 cm / 28.3 in
- Width: approx. 100 cm / 39.4 in
- Depth: approx. 64 cm / 25.2 in
- Weight: Not specified
Configurations
- Main figure — Long Haochen in Divine Armor
- Dual-wing display structure — one gold, one violet, individually feather-sculpted
- Multiple attendant swords radiating from the base composition
- Ornate gilded base with celestial ring and orbiting sphere accents
- Metal nameplate
- Certificate of authenticity
- Cleaning brush and white gloves included
Material & Packaging
- Polystone (dense cast stone composite, standard for high-end statues)
- Imported PU resin (polyurethane, used for fine detail parts)
- ABS plastic (rigid thermoplastic, typically used for structural or accessory components)
- Packaging: Not specified
Other
- Scale: 1/4
- Studio: ShiYueWuTong Studio
- Edition Size: Not specified
- Estimated Shipment: Q3–Q4 2026; subject to studio confirmation
VIDEO
ABOUT
This 1/4 scale piece captures Long Haochen in his Divine Armor form, sword leveled forward, hair and cape caught mid-surge as if the moment just before the strike has been frozen in resin. ShiYueWuTong Studio fills the 100 cm wide footprint with a pair of massive feathered wings — one warm gold, one cool violet — flanked by orbiting celestial spheres and a ring of attendant blades rising from an ornate gilded base. At this scale and spread, it reads less like a statue and more like an altar piece.
CHARACTER ORIGIN
What ShiYueWuTong emphasizes here is the full weight of Long Haochen's identity as the chosen of the Goddess of Light — not a single battle, but the totality of his conviction made physical. The Divine Armor form represents the pinnacle of his power and the burden of the path he chose, and the studio stages that duality through the asymmetric wings: the gold side speaks to divine grace, the violet to the cost of carrying it. The forward sword grip and the cascade of surrounding blades frame him as both protector and axis point — the still center of a storm he called into being.
