NEW PRODUCT: ZGJKTOYS - Ronin Series-Ito Ittosai (JK-005)

Ito-Tosai is the founder

of the Itto style. One of the strongest swordsmen during the Warring States Period.
He once worshiped Zhongjuan Zizhai and established his own family after defeating Zhongjuan Zizhai.
When he first met Kojiro, he saw that Kojiro was a tiger that was raised as a cat,
so he constantly stimulated the desire for fighting hidden in Kojiro's body, allowing Kojiro to complete his transformation.
It plays a vital role in Kojiro's growth.


Product configuration
1. Exquisite head carving × 1
2. Arm hand shape × 2
3. Interchangeable hand shape × 4
4. Calf leg shape × 2
5. Strap sandals × 2 6.
Integrated straw sandal feet × 2
7. Jinhaori ×1
8. Confucian hakama × 1
9. Kosode × 1
10. Hakama × 1
11. Luggage × 1
12. Samurai × 2
13. Movable body × 1


Product configuration
1. Exquisite head carving × 1
2. Arm hand shape × 2
3. Interchangeable hand types × 4
4. Calf leg shape × 2
5. Straw sandals × 2
6. Integrated straw sandal feet × 2
7. Jinhaori × 1
8. Confucianism × 1 9.
Small sleeve × 1
10.Hakama ×1
11. Luggage×1
12.Katana×2
13. Movable body × 1
























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This looks excellent. And just when I thought I can finally wrap up my samurai and samurai-adjacent collecting!

GubernatorFan wrote:This looks excellent. And just when I thought I can finally wrap up my samurai and samurai-adjacent collecting!

Haha, yeah, this would be hard to pass up. He is beautiful, especially the head! Movement is of course limited with the hands and feet, and I don't actually see legs and arms compatible with the loose hands and feet. They aren't listed either! But why would you want to display a samurai or ronin in any other pose than those offered with seamless wrists anyway? (The feet I'm not so sure...)

This one's right my alley !

Diana wrote:Haha, yeah, this would be hard to pass up. He is beautiful, especially the head! Movement is of course limited with the hands and feet, and I don't actually see legs and arms compatible with the loose hands and feet. They aren't listed either! But why would you want to display a samurai or ronin in any other pose than those offered with seamless wrists anyway? (The feet I'm not so sure...)

It also struck me that they didn't show the conventional lower arms and lower legs where one would attach the separate hand and foot pieces. But they must provide them, as they would otherwise be unusable. The seamless lower arm pieces are the (or imitate) the World Box design. The seamless lower leg pieces are new to me -- earlier versions were slipped over the regular lower leg (with the separate foot removed).
The seamless look is great, but sometimes it gets in the way of the articulation you want.