Velvet’s facial expression has a sense of emptiness yet there are still signs of emotion burning inside her. The blade is very sturdy and looks like it could hide in the gauntlet. Her right arm conceals a blade within a gauntlet, her main weapon of choice. It’s not the biggest focus of this piece, but overall, everything comes together perfectly.įinally, the Ani-Statue comes with a ruby red base that features a werewolf image. It’s fitting, as Velvet’s left arm transforms into that of a werewolf that consumes her enemies. Her bandaged arm plays a huge role in the game.
Velvet is a very complicated character, and this really highlights all the different attributes. There’s a lot of attention to details on the figure. Velvet also wear different accessories including a brooch above her chest, a metal chain on her waist, and her black coat to name a few. In addition, there are multiple belts over her leg. Her black pants show signs of damage to the point that they have become shorts. Her revealing ruby-red corset is shredded on the side. The piece does a wondrous job of capturing that.
Therefore, she isn’t really concerning herself about maintaining her tattered clothes. Velvet has been locked away underground like an animal for three years and consumed with revenge against her former mentor, Artorius. However, her darker tone and outfit actually match her personality in the game, especially with the game’s theme of revenge. Velvet does share quite a few similarities with Millia Maxwell from Tales of Xillia. She is also one of the few main characters who isn’t a swordsman. Velvet plays quite an important role since she’s the first female main character in the series. Eizen, Magilou and Velvet were able to keep me invested in the game, thanks to their unique personalities and impressive character designs. While Tales of Berseria didn’t exactly blow me away like Symphonia or Vesperia did, it made up for it with awesome characters. And one figure that caught my eye since its announcement was the Tales of Berseria Velvet Crowe Ani-Statue.
From Evangelion to Persona, Kotobukiya has released a great selection of figures to fans for some time now.
However, one line that doesn’t get as much attention is the Ani-Statue series, which is based on various anime and video games. Kotobukiya is a company known to collectors for its various figures and statues like the Bishoujo and ArtFX line.
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