[Aircraft Description]
- There is a Governor who hunts Valiant Forces with extrasensory perception. This is the ``Black Hunter'' Quetzal, who wears a special armor type developed by Shirogane Riken at the same time as Monoceros. They are enhanced soldiers whose bodies have been modified like Monoceros, but in a very different direction. They have abnormally developed their sensory nerves with an emphasis on expanding and improving the accuracy of their ``sensory organs'' such as vision, hearing, and smell, and have succeeded in acquiring extrasensory perception, which can be said to be a ``wild instinct'', including the inherent ability to detect danger, which leads to a dramatic increase in survivability on the battlefield. In contrast to [Monoceros], which was developed with an active attacking intention, [Quetzal], which specializes in protecting its allies, has saved friendly forces from crisis many times with this extrasensory perception.
- Compared to Monoceros, who are specialized in hand-to-hand combat and place importance on improving their reflexes and rapid reaction times with ferocity, their combat abilities are somewhat inferior, but Quetzals, who place importance on stability and control, have had relatively minor neurological modifications compared to subjects who were adjusted for Monoceros, and suffer fewer mental disorders, so there are currently more Quetzals deployed. Thanks to the benefits of enhanced senses, they are generally skilled in handling firearms in general, but their true talents are in stealth combat using primitive weapons such as bows and Western-style bowguns, where they can sneak through all kinds of electronic obstructions to hunt their prey.
- The Ex-Armor type and its wearers are a weapon system that has only recently been developed, and so only a small number have been deployed on the battlefield; however, the Liberty Alliance highly regards them as perfect weapons, and they are expected to play an active role in the future as a special forces unit provided by Shirogane Riken.
[Mounted Weapons]
・Security blanket
・Tactical Compound Bow
・Tactical bow and arrow
[Product Specifications]
- Despite its small size of just 89mm in height, 28 parts of the body are movable.
- The materials used are ABS for the main body, POM for the wrist parts, and PVC for the back HEXAG-RAM, allowing for a wide range of movement.
- By using the special wrist parts, you can recreate the bow-shooting pose.
- The included archery gun and bow can be held in the figure's hands, or can be mounted into 3mm diameter holes using the included attachments.
- The included arrows can be attached to the bow or bowgun body, or to parts with 3mm or 2mm diameter holes using compatible attachments.
- The security blanket equipped on the left shoulder comes in two types: a normal type and an action type, and you can choose the one that best suits your action pose.
- The Security Blanket is designed to be attached to the HEXA G-R.A.M. connector on the back of the model via the expansion unit, so you can attach it to a Governor (sold separately) and play with it.
*Due to shape restrictions, some products may not be compatible.
- The backpack on the back is equipped with a connector that can be used to attach the [Hexagram System], allowing you to attach various parts to it.
[accessories]
・Governor Ex-Armor Type: Quetzal Body x 1
- 5 types of wrist parts (bow holder, gun holder, normal weapon holder, grip, flat hand) x 1 set for each hand
・Bow x 1
・Arrow (for bow) x 1
・Arrow bundle (for bow) x 1
・Armor gun × 1
・Arrow bundle (for Western bow and arrow) x 1
・1 x Expansion Unit
・Security blanket base x 1
・Security blanket fabric (normal type and action type) 1 each
・Armor gun mount parts (φ3mm shaft connection for archery guns) x 1
- Universal mount parts A (φ3mm shaft connection for bows and Western-style bows) x 2
- Universal mount parts B (φ2mm shaft connection for bows and Western-style bows) x 2
・Head decoration parts x 2
・Archive card × 1
・PVC Hexagram x 1
- Design: KOTOBUKIYA
( This is a machine translation. Please allow for possible misinterpretations in the text. )