Humanoid Apostle Series Vol. 02 Irvine

$359.00

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Character: Berserk · Irvine

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Dimensions

  • Height: 32 cm (12.6 in)
  • Width: 38 cm (15.0 in)
  • Depth: 24 cm (9.4 in)

Configurations

  • × 1 Irvine figure perched on gnarled tree branch base
  • × 1 organic longbow with water slide decal detailing on the eye motif
  • × 1 arrow nocked and ready — bowstring crafted from real material for durability during shipping
  • × 1 weathered dead tree scenic base with polished wooden-style plinth

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Other

  • Edition Size: 68 pieces worldwide
  • Estimated Shipment: Q2 2026

EcliPse Art’s second entry in the Humanoid Apostle Series presents Irvine in his element — poised on a skeletal branch, organic bow drawn, surveying the battlefield below. The living bow’s eye motif receives careful water slide decal application, while a real-material bowstring ensures the piece arrives intact. At just 68 pieces worldwide, this 1/6 scale tribute captures the quiet menace of Griffith’s deadliest marksman.

Irvine is a humanoid Apostle serving under Griffith's reborn Band of the Falcon in Kentaro Miura's dark fantasy epic Berserk. A master archer of preternatural skill, he wields a living bow grown from his own transformed flesh, its central eye granting unerring aim. This statue captures him in his signature perch — silent, watchful, arrow drawn — embodying the eerie calm before his arrows find their mark across impossible distances.