Interchangeable pieces let you switch between poses for Tina, and you’ll also spot a few loveable Moogles hanging around. The piece, made of PVC, abs, and diecast metal, is produced by Tokyo-based high-end figure/statuary maker Prime 1 Studio and weighs 34.2 kilograms (75.4 pounds), so you’ll want to check the sturdiness of any shelves you want to display it on (assuming you don’t just use it as a weightlifting weight instead). ▼ Amano’s cover artwork for the Super Famicom release of Final Fantasy VI While no official height for Tina is given within the game, she’s a full-grown woman, so between her likeness and the piece of magical/mechanical conveyance she’s perched on, the full height of the figure is a gigantic 78 centimeters (30.7 inches)! The newest entry to the Square Enix Masterline line of figures/statues, this is a 1:6-scale rendering of Tina (known as Terra in some versions of the game), the central character in Final Fantasy VI’s massive and compelling cast, riding atop a Magitek Armor.
Not only does it boast some of the most gorgeous pixel art of the 16-bit era, it also boasts astoundingly evocative concept and cover illustrations from Yoshitaka Amano, who served as character designer for the first six games in the franchise.Īnd now comes yet another medium of Final Fantasy VI art to drop fans’ jaws, with an insanely detailed figure whose size, and price, are also far beyond the barriers of conventional wisdom.
If you’re gonna drop 1.485 million yen on a video game figure, this is the one to do it on.įinal Fantasy VI is one of the most beautiful-looking video games ever made, and in more ways than one.
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