Gintoki Sakata
$189.00
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Character: Gintama · Gintoki Sakata
Product Status: Released
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INFORMATION
Dimensions
EX Version
- Height: 31 cm / 12.2 in
- Width: 22 cm / 8.7 in
- Depth: 20 cm / 7.9 in
Regular Version
- Height: 27 cm / 10.6 in
- Width: 21 cm / 8.3 in
- Depth: 19 cm / 7.5 in
Configurations
- EX Version includes the Gintoki main figure, a dynamic tiled-roof base pierced by Joui-era arrows, and a bonus metallic kanji logo stand.
- Regular Version includes the Gintoki figure on a streamlined roof-tile base without arrows.
- Both versions feature the engraved “Lake Toya” bokutō and subtle cherry-petal scatter on the base edges.
Material & Packaging
- Crafted from premium imported PU resin.
- Each piece is hand-painted with matte gradients.
- Ships in a color art box, protected by EPE Foam and a reinforced master carton.
VIDEO
ABOUT
Capturing the dual nature of Gintama’s beloved protagonist, this Sakata Gintoki statue is a stunning centerpiece for any collection. The sculpt masterfully portrays his dynamic pose, from the flowing yukata to the iconic ‘Lake Toya’ bokutō. Choose between the dramatic, arrow-pierced EX version or the sleek Regular version to bring the unpredictable spirit of the Shiroyasha to your display, immortalized in high-quality resin with meticulous hand-painted details.
CHARACTER ORIGIN
Once feared as the legendary 'Shiroyasha' during the Joui War, Sakata Gintoki now lives a more relaxed life running the Yorozuya odd-jobs service in Edo. His trademark silver hair, casual yukata, and the ever-present Lake Toya wooden sword belie the skills of a master samurai, whose sarcastic wit often masks a deeper, more complex past.
