Thunder Demon Tchang Zu – Jackie Chan Adventures

$469.0

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Product Status: Pre-Order · Estimated to ship Q4 - 2026

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ABOUT

This is 12Talisman Studio’s seventh entry in their Eight Demon Sorcerers series — Tchang Zu, the Thunder Demon, rendered in a forward-striding stance with jagged yellow lightning effects erupting from his hands and the cloud formation at his back. Standing 47 cm tall in an edition of just 40 pieces, the deep cobalt skin texture, gold-trimmed armor, and interchangeable cloud backdrop give the piece a presence that holds a shelf on its own terms.

Dimensions

  • Height: 47 cm / 18.5 in
  • Width: 27 cm / 10.6 in
  • Depth: 27 cm / 10.6 in
  • Weight: Not specified

Configurations

  • Forward-striding Tchang Zu figure with full armor sculpt
  • Multiple yellow lightning bolt effects — shown erupting from hands and surrounding the base
  • Interchangeable back cloud formation — allows alternate display arrangement
  • Sculpted rocky terrain base with integrated nameplate reading “Thunder Demon / Tchang Zu / Jackie Chan Adventures”

Material & Packaging

  • Materials: Not specified
  • Packaging: Not specified

Other

  • Scale: Not specified
  • Studio: 12Talisman Studio
  • Edition Size: 40 pieces
  • Estimated Shipment: Q4 2026

Tchang Zu is captured mid-advance — jaw open, lightning crackling at his fists, storm clouds billowing behind him — the posture of a demon sorcerer who has never needed to hurry because the thunder arrives when he wills it. In the series, Tchang Zu’s domain over lightning made him one of the most outwardly imposing of the Eight Demon Sorcerers, a raw elemental threat wrapped in ancient armor. What 12Talisman emphasizes here is scale and atmosphere: the interchangeable cloud piece lets the collector control how much of the storm surrounds him, and the electric yellow effects against deep cobalt read as a deliberate color contrast rather than decoration.