Gallantmon
Price range: $179.00 through $309.00
Pre-Order Ship date not yet provided by the studio
INFORMATION
Dimensions
- Small Version
- Width: 23 cm / 9.1 in
- Depth: 27 cm / 10.6 in
- Height: 28 cm / 11.0 in
- Large Version
- Width: 39 cm / 15.4 in
- Depth: 46 cm / 18.1 in
- Height: 48 cm / 18.9 in
Configurations
- Small Version
- Large Version
- Shattered crimson cape, adds rear motion
- Gram lance, long forward display line
- Aegis shield, raised defensive profile
- Dedicated digital pixel data-stream base
Material & Packaging
- High-density resin (solid statue material)
- Fully painted finished GK statue (ready to display)
- Layered hand painting (individual paint application)
- Metallic gold paint on armor trim
- Red gradient paint on cape
- Double-layer foam packaging (impact cushioning)
- Reinforced wooden crate packaging
Other
- Scale: Not specified
- Studio: YunJing Studio
- Edition Size: Limited production, quantity not specified
- Estimated Shipment: Not specified
- Series: Digimon Tamers
- Payment: Deposit locks the pre-order; remaining balance is due after completion before shipment
- Production Note: Hand polishing and painting may leave minor paint flow, seam lines, or small bubbles
- After-Sales Note: Shipping damage requires complete unboxing photos
VIDEO
ABOUT
Gallantmon presents the Royal Knight in a forward-driving stance, Gram lance extended and Aegis shield raised over a pixelated data-stream base. YunJing Studio offers the piece in two finished resin sizes, with layered hand painting across the gold armor trim, red gradient cape, and shield markings. It reads well as a center-shelf Digimon Tamers display because the silhouette is clean, tall, and immediately recognizable.
CHARACTER ORIGIN
<p>Gallantmon is staged at the point where the Royal Knight presence is already pressing forward, with the lance leading and the shield guarding the body line. The form carries weight because its design is built around knightly restraint as much as impact. YunJing Studio reads the moment as a digital charge, using the fragmented cape and pixel base to make the movement feel like it is cutting through data rather than standing on ordinary ground.</p>
