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Gungrave is an anime adaption of the third-person Ps2 video game created by Sega with original characters designed by Yasuhiro Nightow, Gungrave follows it's main character through a variety of stages on a path of revenge.
Pre-painted, ready for display, 1/6th scale PVC figure Rachel from the Xbox game Ninja Gaiden. A fiend hunter intent on freeing her sister Alma, who has become ensnared by the evil Doku. Rachel's weapon of choice is a Warhammer. Rachel will feature as a playable character in the upcoming Ps3 Title Ninja Gaiden Sigma



A character from the Mortal Kombat series of fighting games,created originally by the Midway Games company. Kitana was one of the most popular characters in Mortal Kombat II, because of her seemingly invincible combos. During the early production runs of Mortal Kombat II, Kitana became notorious as an unbeatable character, as her "fan lift" move could be done in such a way as to completely immobilize the opponent in the corner of the screen, allowing the player using Kitana to defeat the opponent with a series of uncontested punches. Changes were made in later versions of the game to eliminate this. Despite her appearance, Princess Kitana is over 10,000 years old.

A aspiring pastry chef takes up employment with 4 women, Jo, Meg, Sei and Amy, collectively known as the Burst Angels. The women work as a ruthless mercenary team, using colossal armored robots armed with twin pistols and a bevy of other dangerous armaments to bring the increasingly advanced syndicate to their filthy knees. In addition to piloting their own specialized mecha, a deceptively simple storyline and expensive animation make it a top shelf, big-budget, A-list title.







Igunis is a character from Nitro+ eroge game called Jingai Makyo: Chaos Gate. Igunis is a Japanese elf with a distaste for tentacled monsters. She has proved an inspirational enough of a character to have four figure manufactures produce their own version.






Born Brazil 1941, her art ranges from portrayals of medieval figures and fantasy characters in her early work to goddesses and shaman figures in more recent images. Her distinctive style is found in printed form all over the world. Published works include the book Shaman: The Paintings of Susan Seddon Boulet printed in 1989. In 1994 Pomegranate published another collection of images in The Goddess Paintings. Susan Boulet passed away in 1997.