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Devilman - Agwel - Chess Piece - Devilman Checkmate Collection (Mobydick)Agwel · Mobydick
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First releaseOct 2002
ManufacturerMobydick
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Mobydick's Devilman Checkmate Collection features Agwel from the classic Devilman franchise as a chess piece-style collectible. Part of the first wave of the Checkmate Collection, this figure reimagines the demon as a chess piece, blending the dark horror aesthetic of Devilman with a stylized tabletop gaming motif. Devilman, created by Go Nagai, follows Akira Fudo, a timid young man who merges with the demon Amon to become Devilman, gaining demonic powers while retaining his human heart. Agwel is one of the many demons that appear throughout the series, part of the demonic hordes that threaten humanity. The franchise is renowned for its dark themes, brutal action, and apocalyptic storytelling that has influenced generations of manga and anime. The Devilman Checkmate Collection was released in August 2002 and was shipped in random assortments, making specific pieces difficult to obtain. The collection includes various demon characters from the series rendered as chess-themed collectibles.
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Releases 2 edition(s)
Every printing of this item, newest first. Prices are manufacturer list; aftermarket varies — see offers below.
Aug 2002StandardLatest
JAN 4522033000582 Japan · 1st Pieces
¥980
Oct 2002StandardEdition 1
JAN 4522033000599 Japan · 2nd Pieces
¥980
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Devilman - Agwel - Chess Piece - Devilman Checkmate Collection (Mobydick)