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Acro's Kaiju Remix Series reimagines classic tokusatsu creatures through the artistic vision of renowned sculptors, and the Kemur Jin Takeya Takayuki Painted Version stands as one of the line's most distinctive offerings. Standing at an imposing 380mm tall, this figure is a collaborative sculpt by Nirasawa Yasushi, Takeya Takayuki, and Tomo Hyakutake, with the painted version featuring Takeya Takayuki's signature color application. Kemur Jin, also known as Kemur Man, originates from Ultra Q, the 1966 tokusatsu series that preceded Ultraman and laid the groundwork for the entire Ultra franchise. Ultra Q was a mystery and science fiction anthology series that followed a team investigating strange phenomena and monstrous creatures across Japan. Kemur Jin appeared in the series as an alien being with a tall, slender, smoke-like form, embodying the eerie and uncanny atmosphere that defined Ultra Q's approach to speculative storytelling. The Kaiju Remix Series by ACRO takes classic Ultraman and Ultra Q monsters and aliens and reinterprets their designs with fresh artistic perspectives. The lineup includes reimagined versions of Cicada Human, Bemular, Dada, Zetton, Gomora, and others. The Kemur Jin painted version offers collectors a large-scale, artistically rendered take on one of the franchise's most atmospheric and unsettling creatures, making it a standout piece for tokusatsu enthusiasts and kaiju art collectors.
- Classification
- Prepainted
- Origin
- Ultra Qseries
- Characters
- Kemur Jinmain
- Company
- Acromanufacturer
- Artists
- asSculptorNirasawa Yasushi · Takeya Takayuki · Tomo Hyakutake
- Dimensions
- H 380 mm
Edition history
Releases 1 edition(s)
Every printing of this item, newest first. Prices are manufacturer list; aftermarket varies — see offers below.
Oct 2017StandardLatest
asStandard (Japan)
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Ultra Q - Kemur Jin - Kaiju Remix Series - KRS×NIRASAWA - Takeya Takayuki Painted Ver. (Acro)