Interest Kinnikuman Villain Robin Mask Gets Life-Size Knight Helm
posted on 2016-05-05 21:45 EDT by Lynzee Loveridge
Anime News Network's merchandise coverage sponsored by Tokyo Otaku Mode.
Premium Bandai opened pre-orders for a 1/1-scale recreation of Kinnikuman villain Robin Mask's knight helm. The mask is made of soft vinyl and ABS while the eyes are a clear material. The inside is hollow, by unfortunately Premium Bandai warns buyers not to wear it.
The helm is a recreation of a previous version sold by the Megatrea Shop in 2009. It measures approximately 350mm (13.8in) and costs 27,648 yen (US$258). Bandai will ship orders in late September.
Source: Comic Natalie
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