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Castlevania Symphony of the Night – Alucard & Richter | 1-6 Scale | Premium Resin | Figurama Collectors
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RELEASE DATE: Q1 2027 (This is an estimated date and is subject to change in accordance with the manufacturer’s production timeline and final release confirmation)
EDITION SIZE: 850 Pieces
SERIES: Elite Exclusive
SIZE:1/6-scale; Approximately: H 91cm x W 45cm x 51D cm (H 36in x W 18in x D 20in)
CERTIFICATE OF AUTHENTICITY Signed by Figurama Collectors CEO Mr. Shanab, 2D concept artist Daniel Kamarudin, and 3D sculptor Carlos Cruz
INCLUDESp;Exclusive A3 Art Print, certificate of authenticity
MATERIALS: Polystone, PVC
Figurama Collectors proudly unveils its most detailed statue to date and the first-ever inspired by a video game series—the genre-defining Castlevania: Symphony of the Night. Alucard & Richter Belmont Elite Exclusive Statue makes history as the world’s first resin statue to depict both characters. Set in the Long Library, the dramatic scene unfolds over a miniature replica of the stage that started it all—Dracula’s Throne Room. Complete with blood-red banners and a skull-shaped backdrop, the base also features several inverted turrets, parapets, and stone walls, symbolizing the iconic ending of the game where Alucard must navigate the upside-down castle.
Inspired by Ayami Kojima’s vision of the character, Alucard manifests from a trail of mist, wielding a holy rosary in one hand and his blade in the other as he cuts down the undead enemies lurking in the library’s halls. A vampire bat soars from Alucard’s billowing cloak while a wolf’s head adorns the base behind him, representing the dhampir’s animal transformations. Beneath Alucard’s levitating form, Richter Belmont cracks the famed whip, Vampire Killer, against a skull-headed Spellbook and Lesser Demon. The golden, gothic splendor of the library’s furnishings features layers of intricate paintwork and authentic, gilded details. Hiding in the wreckage of the battlefield, countless relics surround the crimson-carpeted stairway—a vial of Holy Water, ornate candelabras, over two dozen ancient volumes, a discarded blade, and a ceremonial Stone Mask. Cast in shadow, the silhouette of the statue invokes a similar shape to Dracula’s Castle, with Alucard’s upheld sword, the bat’s wing, and the monster’s arms serving as allusions to its towers and spires.
Every hundred years, Count Dracula’s Castle casts a sinister shadow over Europe as the bloodthirsty vampire returns from the dead. Since the time of the Crusades, a member of the Belmont clan has taken up the legendary whip Vampire Killer to defeat the ruler of darkness. In A.D. 1476, Trevor Belmont overthrows Dracula with the help of the vampire’s son, a dhampir named Alucard, once more restoring peace to the world. Feeling guilty for committing patricide, Alucard resigns himself to sleeping in a coffin for over three hundred years.
In the year A.D. 1797, the return of Dracula’s Castle stirs Alucard from his slumber only for him to find that no Belmont has appeared to challenge the ancient vampire’s reign. Once more faced with the task of defeating his father, Alucard soon discovers that the current Belmont, Richter, has become a brainwashed servant of the dark priest, Shaft, in a scheme to fully resurrect Dracula. Armed with his mother’s family sword and his father’s dark magic, Alucard embarks on a journey through the endless castle to face countless undead monsters, free Richter from Shaft’s control, relive his mother’s execution, and ultimately confront his father’s vendetta against humanity.