The protagonist Zidane Tribal from Final Fantasy IX joins the PLAY ARTS Shin series !
Improvements over the previous PLAY ARTS Kai series include the use of new hip and joint parts, which allow for
smoother, wider range of motion, instead of the previous click articulation.
Additionally, a new gimmick allows for eye movement, allowing for a wider range of poses to be recreated. While
retaining the characteristically deformed character forms of "Final Fantasy IX,"
attention has been paid to the details, such as Zidane's expressive facial features, golden hair, tail fur, light and airy clothing,
and the texture of his boots and belt.
Accessories include an interchangeable face that expresses his combat expression, two Mage Masher swords that can be held in each hand,
a dagger that can be worn at the waist, a tail with dynamic angles, and various interchangeable hands, including weapon handles, allowing for recreations of various scenes from the series.
smoother, wider range of motion, instead of the previous click articulation.
Additionally, a new gimmick allows for eye movement, allowing for a wider range of poses to be recreated. While
retaining the characteristically deformed character forms of "Final Fantasy IX,"
attention has been paid to the details, such as Zidane's expressive facial features, golden hair, tail fur, light and airy clothing,
and the texture of his boots and belt.
Accessories include an interchangeable face that expresses his combat expression, two Mage Masher swords that can be held in each hand,
a dagger that can be worn at the waist, a tail with dynamic angles, and various interchangeable hands, including weapon handles, allowing for recreations of various scenes from the series.
