Obito Uchiha
Character: Naruto · Obito Uchiha
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INFORMATION
DIMENSIONS
- Overall height: within 60 cm / 23.6 in
- Scale: 1/7
CONFIGURATIONS
- Main diorama base — the Nine-Tails rendered in a dramatic tiger-skin artistic interpretation, coiling around the scene with bared fangs and sweeping tails
- Obito Uchiha figure — cloaked in Akatsuki black, posed in commanding stillness against the chaos of the beast behind him
- Bust (half-body portrait sculpt) — a focused display piece capturing Obito’s masked visage at close range
- Bonus item (特典) — visible in promotional imagery as Obito’s iconic orange spiral mask with goggles; a collector’s accent piece
- Nameplate card — for display identification
MATERIAL & PACKAGING
- Imported resin, PU, and ABS composite construction
OTHER
- Edition size: 88 units
- Estimated shipment: Q4 2026
VIDEO
ABOUT
This Yuan Huo x Fang Shui collaboration freezes one of Naruto‘s most consequential nights in resin — Obito Uchiha standing in eerie calm as a tiger-skin Nine-Tails erupts behind him in a storm of fur, fang, and crimson chakra. At 1/7 scale within 60 cm, the set includes a full diorama, a standalone bust, and a bonus mask accent piece, all within an edition of just 88 units. For collectors who want the weight of that moment on their shelf, this is it.
CHARACTER ORIGIN
Obito Uchiha is a central antagonist in Masashi Kishimoto's Naruto series, a former shinobi of Konohagakure whose grief over Rin Nohara's death twisted his idealism into a catastrophic vision of a world reshaped through the Infinite Tsukuyomi. This piece captures the defining arc of his villainy — the moment he unleashes the Nine-Tails upon Konoha on the night of Naruto's birth, standing as the masked architect of destruction while the great beast rages at his back. The tiger-skin artistic reinterpretation of Kurama amplifies the primal ferocity of that night, framing Obito not as a man in grief, but as a force of reckoning.
