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With his scarf fluttering in the cold wind, He takes aim at his target with his 1930s model infantry rifle. His gaze is sharp, and his determination ironclad. From the popular TV anime "Golden Kamuy," we proudly present Saichi Sugimoto!The original artwork illustrated specifically for this piece depicts a scene in a rough northern landscape, which has been perfectly captured in this figurine. His fierce expression peeking out from his military cap is just as it was in the series. The scars across his face have also been faithfully reproduced. His equipment and clothing have also been accurately depicted with stunning detail.The textures in his leather belt, boots, and utility bag, as well as the wrinkling in his clothing, all add to the dynamic nature of his pose.The highly detailed rifle and bayonet give the viewer a sense of tension. A pack with food rations is placed behind him on a base that portrays the harsh climate of Hokkaido.The rugged formations of snow-covered rocks and trees create an immersive environment. Earning the title "Sugimoto the Immortal" for his savage fighting style, this war veteran, caught up amidst the survivalist competition over the Ainu's fortune of gold, will make an excellent addition to your collection!Size: 20 x 19 x 26 cm

After jaunts to every-when from the 1970s to the far-flung future, the Call of Duty series is returning to its roots with Call of Duty: WWII. Once again players will take to the battlegrounds of Europe in a bid to oust the evil of National Socialism from the world, but this time out they'll be doing it on the hardware of 2017 and with the benefit of lessons learned from multiple series installments. Activision and Sledgehammer Games are aiming squarely at the goal of delivering a gritty, cinematic World War II experience. You'll storm the beaches on D-Day, march across France to liberate Paris and ultimately push on for the invasion of Germany. There's even, in multiplayer, a map that offers players a chance to fight in Blitz-torn London. While the series is clearly going back to its roots in one sense, Sledgehammer has clearly learned from the games between the last CoD set in WWII and now. Most obvious is the inclusion of all the usual killstreaks, but CoD aficionados will also note the likes of turret gunning from Modern Warfare 2; maps with a hint of Black Ops 3 and Infinite Warfare's momentum-driven layouts to them and paratroopers who call back to World at War's attack dogs. There are certainly new additions too, however. War mode is a new narrative-driven multiplayer mode that has Allied and Axis forces clash in team-driven assault and defend missions. Headquarters, meanwhile, is a new social and competitive experience for players, with activities like 1v1 fights, anti-aircraft gunnery and eSports viewing available. Call of Duty: WWII also introduces Nazi Zombies, an all-new co-op experience with its own storyline set against the backdrop of World War II.