Ho-Oh and the Legendary Beasts — Burned Tower Legend
$429.00
Product Status: Pre-Order · Estimated to ship Q4 - 2026
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INFORMATION
INFORMATION
Dimensions
- Height: 39 cm / 15.4 in
- Width: 35 cm / 13.8 in
- Depth: 26 cm / 10.2 in
Configurations
- Included figures: Ho-Oh (centerpiece, wings spread in full sacred-fire display), Suicune (water-effect surround, purple mane flowing), Entei (smoke and flame base, mane sculpted in motion), Raikou (green lightning crystal effects, saber-tooth detail)
- Removable figures: All four Pokémon are fully removable from the base with no peg locks — each can be handled or displayed independently
- Base: Ruined Brass Tower architecture with multi-element effect parts — translucent red and orange flame, blue water surge, green lightning crystal, and white smoke cloud sections
Material & Packaging
- Primary Material: Imported PU (polyurethane resin — a casting material valued for fine surface detail and durability)
- Secondary Material: Imported resin (used for structural and detail components)
- Effect Parts: PU effect parts (translucent cast pieces used for flame, water, and lightning elements)
Other
- Estimated Shipment: Q4 2026
VIDEO
ABOUT
Phantom Beast Studio’s Ho-Oh and the Legendary Beasts — Burned Tower Legend captures the full mythological tableau: Ho-Oh descending in a crown of sacred flame above the ruins of the Brass Tower, with Suicune, Entei, and Raikou assembled at its feet across a 39 cm composition built from imported PU, resin, and translucent PU effect parts. Each of the four figures is fully removable from the base — no peg locks, no fixed placement — which means you can display them as a unified scene or pull any single beast out to handle and appreciate on its own. For a piece rooted in one of Johto’s most mythologically dense moments, that engineering choice is exactly right.
CHARACTER ORIGIN
SCENE NOTESThis piece is built around the resurrection moment at the Brass Tower — the instant Ho-Oh descends and breathes new life into three nameless Pokémon, each reborn as an embodiment of the disaster itself: Raikou as the lightning strike, Entei as the consuming fire, Suicune as the rain that finally ended the blaze. That single mythological beat is the emotional core of the entire Johto generation, and Phantom Beast Studio leans into it structurally rather than just decoratively — the ruined tower base anchors all three beasts in the wreckage they were born from, while Ho-Oh dominates the upper plane in a full wing-spread surrounded by translucent sacred flame, the visual hierarchy of the scene doing exactly what the lore demands. The color language across the four figures is precise: Suicune's blue water surge, Raikou's green lightning crystal, Entei's red-orange flame, and Ho-Oh's rainbow-edged plumage all read as distinct elemental zones that unify into one coherent display from any viewing angle.
