A new featurette from Inart provides collectors with an up-close look at the 24-centimeter Zhu Bajie figure from the hit action-RPG Black Myth: Wukong. This iconic character remains a central figure in Wu Cheng’en’s literary masterpiece, “Journey to the West.”
Inart has released a detailed showcase video for their 1/6 scale Zhu Bajie collectible. The footage captures the full unboxing experience, revealing the premium packaging and the various high-end components included in the set.
Constructed from a sophisticated mix of PVC, ABS, polyketone, and tailored fabric, the figure stands 24 cm tall. With its display base, it occupies a footprint of 18 cm in both width and depth.
The collectible features an articulated body with 23 points of movement for versatile posing. It comes equipped with four pairs of interchangeable hands, a platform featuring a metal support, his signature magic nine-toothed rake, a mirror, and a sphere of preservation.
Inart has already begun the shipping process for this piece, which was priced at $225 during its initial release.
Zhu Bajie is portrayed as a sorcerer and a pig-human hybrid, serving as a personification of fundamental human cravings—laziness, gluttony, and lust. He remains one of the most beloved and enduring comedic figures in Chinese mythology.
Source: iXBT.games