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YH Studio San & Ashitaka Princess Mononoke GK StatueYH-Studio Princess Mononokerecreates one of the most emotional moments from Hayao MiyazakisPrincess Mononoke. The scene bringsSan, Ashitaka, and the Forest Spirittogether as they struggle to return the Forest Spirits head and restore balance to the land.The composition focuses on the final confrontation rather than a simple character portrait. Dark corrupted energy, luminous green effects, damaged clothing, and the smaller Forest Spirit figure all work together to create a dramatic cinematic display.YH-Studio Princess Mononoke A Powerful Final SceneSan and Ashitaka stand together at the center of the scene.Their poses capture the urgency of the moment. Both characters appear exhausted and battle-worn, yet their expressions remain determined. Their damaged clothing and detailed body sculpting further reinforce the harsh conditions of the final confrontation.Meanwhile, the sculpt carefully preserves their recognizablePrincess Mononokedesigns. Sans wild appearance contrasts with Ashitakas calmer warrior presence, creating a balanced composition between the two protagonists.San and Ashitaka Return the Forest Spirits HeadThe central storytelling element is theForest Spirits severed head.San and Ashitaka work together to return it, while luminous green material spills from the container in front of them. This moment represents more than the climax of the battle. It also reflects one of the movies central themes: the fragile balance between humanity, nature, hatred, and renewal.As a result, the statue feels like a frozen frame from the film rather than a conventional character display.The Forest Spirit and Corrupted Energy EffectsThe smallerForest Spiritfigure stands as an important part of the composition.Its presence connects the human characters to the supernatural world of the film. Around the main scene, dark corrupted effects spread across the base.Black energy and translucent green elements create a striking contrast. The green effects appear almost luminous against the darker environment, while the surrounding corrupted forms make the scene feel unstable and dangerous.Princess Mononoke Dark Battlefield BaseThe base recreates the chaotic environment surrounding the final confrontation.A dark corrupted pool covers the ground beneath San and Ashitaka. In front of them, a metal container holds the Forest Spirits head, with translucent green effects flowing outward.Black swirling energy surrounds the edges of the base. Together, the rocks, corrupted effects, container, and luminous material create a layered diorama with a strong sense of movement.Product InformationStudio:YH StudioIP:Princess MononokeCharacter:San + Ashitaka + Forest SpiritSeries:Hayao Miyazaki CP Series 003 Angry Forest SpiritMain Character Size:Approx. H34 W20 D18 cmForest Spirit Size:Approx. H11 W10 D10 cmMaterials:Imported Resin + Imported PU + Partial 3D-Printed PartsConfiguration:San + Ashitaka + Forest SpiritEdition:Limited to 199 piecesEstimated Release:Q1 2027Product Type:GK StatueHighlights IconicPrincess Mononokeclimax scene San and Ashitaka displayed together Forest Spirit included as a separate scene element Luminous green translucent effects Dark corrupted energy and battlefield effects Detailed metal container scene element Strong cinematic diorama composition Imported resin, PU and partial 3D-printed parts Limited to only 199 piecesCollector NotesThisYH-Studio Princess Mononokerelease is especially suited to collectors who value storytelling in their GK displays.First, the statue presents three important characters within one composition. San and Ashitaka form the visual center, while the Forest Spirit adds a supernatural focal point.In addition, the dark base gives the piece a distinctly different atmosphere from brighter Ghibli character statues. The contrast between black corrupted energy and luminous green effects creates strong visual depth.Most importantly, the piece captures an emotional turning point fromPrincess Mononoke. It is not simply a character statue. Instead, it presents a recognizable scene about conflict, nature, and renewal.With only199 piecesplanned and an estimated release inQ1 2027, this is a compelling choice for collectors building a dedicated Studio Ghibli or Princess Mononoke display.
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