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Naruto Shippuuden - Pain - X-tra (#02) - 1/10 - Tendou (Tsume)Pain · 1/10 · Tsume
Pain from Naruto Shippuuden
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Height195 mm
First releaseSep 2013
ManufacturerTsume
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About this figure
Tsume's X-tra line presents Pain in his Tendou (Deva Path) form from Naruto Shippuuden as a 1/10 scale PVC figure, sculpted by Muhammet Ay. Standing approximately 195mm tall, this figure is the second entry in Tsume's X-tra series of pre-painted figures. Pain is one of the most formidable antagonists in Naruto Shippuuden, serving as the leader of the Akatsuki organization. The Tendou or Deva Path is the body Pain uses most prominently in battle, originally belonging to Yahiko, a figure from Nagato's past. Pain's devastating Shinra Tensei ability, which allows him to manipulate gravitational forces, became one of the most iconic techniques in the series. His confrontation with Naruto in the destruction of Konoha stands as a landmark moment in the storyline, exploring themes of pain, peace, and the cycle of vengeance. The figure is constructed from PVC and carries the product code 5453003570035. Tsume's X-tra series focused on delivering detailed pre-painted figures of popular Naruto characters at an accessible scale.
- Classification
- Prepainted1/10 scale
- Origin
- Naruto Shippuudenseries
- Characters
- Painmain
- Company
- Tsumemanufacturer
- Artists
- SculptorMuhammet Ay
- Materials
- PVC
- Dimensions
- H 195 mm 1/10 scale
195 cmPain
195 mmFigure · 1/10
At 1/10 scale, this piece stands about 19.5 cm — 1/10 of the character's real height. Shelf-friendly, detolf-approved.
Edition history
Releases 1 edition(s)
Every printing of this item, newest first. Prices are manufacturer list; aftermarket varies — see offers below.
Sep 2013Limited (Luxembourg)Latest
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Naruto Shippuuden - Pain - X-tra (#02) - 1/10 - Tendou (Tsume)