Standing Shibaraku Tsurugibe
$59.00
Out of stock
Character: Mashin Hero Wataru · Shibaraku Tsurugibe
Product Status: Pre-Order Close
Still looking for this piece?
This item is not available for direct checkout. Tell us the condition and budget you can consider, and we will check whether a realistic sourcing option exists.
- We review availability before quoting, so the request does not guarantee stock.
- Used, opened or display pieces may be possible depending on your selected condition.
- If we find a practical option, we will reply by email with the next steps.
INFORMATION
Dimensions
- Height: 8.5 cm / 3.3 in
Configurations
- Included: Main figure (Shibaraku Tsurugibe) + Mega display base
Material & Packaging
- No material or packaging details were provided for this product.
Other
- Series Entry: Fourth release in Toybirds Studio’s Mashin Hero Wataru lineup (TBS/ME03)
- Estimated Shipment: Q3 2026
VIDEO
ABOUT
This is Toybirds Studio’s fourth entry in their Mashin Hero Wataru series — a compact, standing rendition of Shibaraku Tsurugibe rendered in their signature chibi-proportioned style, dual swords tucked at his hip and that unmistakable scowl locked in. At 8.5 cm paired with a Mega display base, Toybirds Studio sculpted the character’s stocky, wide-stance silhouette and wild spiked hair with a level of surface detail that punches well above what this scale typically delivers. As the fourth piece in a running series, this one makes the most sense in context — but it holds its own as a standalone portrait of the franchise’s resident dual-wielding samurai.
CHARACTER ORIGIN
Toybirds Studio frames Shibaraku in his most recognizable off-duty posture — feet planted, arms loose, dual swords resting at the hip, and that permanent look of barely-contained irritation settled across his face. It's the version of the character collectors who grew up with the series will recognize instantly: not mid-battle, but the moment before, radiating the kind of gruff authority that made him the de facto adult anchor of the party. Toybirds Studio's sculpting decision to lean into the chibi silhouette actually works in the character's favor here — the exaggerated bulk and oversized head amplify Shibaraku's natural visual weight rather than diminishing it.
