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First 4 Figures is proud to introduce their latest PVC statue collectible, Kirby and the Goal Door. This is the first statue to release in the all-new Kirbyâ„¢ PVC lineup.At the end of each stage is a Goal Door that Kirby and his pals enter to play a Goal Game before proceeding to a new level. Kirby does a quick twirl and strikes a very cute pose just before they enter the Goal Door.That entire scene with Kirby by the Goal Door and striking a pose is where this statue's concept is inspired from. The base replicates the environment of the very iconic Dream Land Stage, which has a checkered-pattern pathway and a grassy and flowery terrain.Features:- Kirbyâ„¢ - Kirby and the Goal Door PVC painted statue- Highly detailed base inspired by the Kirbyâ„¢ art style- Collector's Box- F4F leaflet with 500 F4F reward points included- Size: 24 x 22 x 19 cm

Wearing his new suit that materializes when he puts on a ring with his symbol, the scarlet speedster member of the Justice League, much more experienced and prepared after being trained by his friend and ally Bruce Wayne, tries to help another Dark Knight from a different reality to save humanity in this alternative world and restore his future. Iron Studios bring the statue "Flash - The Flash Movie - Art Scale 1/10", with the fastest man on Earth over a base of metallic platforms that remind of the Batcave, Batman's base of operations and headquarters. After being struck by a lightning and getting drenched in chemical products on a fateful night, the young Barry Allen got a metahuman connection with the Speed Force, an extradimensional energy field that gives him the superhuman ability to think and move super-fast and makes him capable of vibrating his body in a microscopic level. Barry then created a scarlet defensive costume, built with the same silica-based quartz fabric used by NASA, with the symbol of a golden lightning on the chest. Using his powers, he became the hero defender of Central City known as the Flash, facing criminals such as Captain Boomerang and, after Superman's death, he was recruited by Batman to form the Justice League. Flash played a fundamental role in the resurrection of the Man of Steel, and together with the Justice League, he helped to fight the forces of General Steppenwolf from Apokolips, forcing the alien invasion to withdraw from Earth. Extremely smart, he was hired by the forensic laboratory from the Central City Police Department where he became a high qualified forensic scientist, with the goal of proving the innocence of his father, Henry Allen, wrongfully accused and sentenced by the murder of his mother Nora Allen. Using the Speed Force, Barry discovers that he can travel time, change past events, and stop the murder of his mother. But while doing so he alters the future, creating a reality in which the Kryptonian villain General Zod arrives on Earth threatening to annihilate it, without the presence of Superman or other heroes to stop him. In order to do so, Barry needs to convince a very different Batman than the one he once knew to get back to action and help him rescuing another Kriptonian being held prisoner on Earth. The solo movie of the fastest hero on Earth, the 13th movie in the DC Extended Universe (DCEU), releases now in June in the big screens with Ezra Miller reprising the main role of the speedster hero, and Iron Studios tags along using the Speed Force to reveal their collection of statues inspired by this memorable production that will bring, besides Flash, his alternative younger version also played by Miller; the Batman from this reality, played once again by actor Michael Keaton, and other surprises on the next Inside Iron Studios Day on YouTube celebrating its 2-years-anniversary in June. Don't miss it!