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Revision as of 03:09, 11 July 2023
| Nicholas D. Wolfwood | |
|---|---|
| Series | Trigun: The Planet Gunsmoke |
| Character | Nicholas D. Wolfwood (disambiguation) |
| Mold variants | Original Bloody |
| Designer | Yasuhiro Nightow |
| Sculptor | Masaki Apsy |
| Type | Action figure |
| Scale | 1/12 |
| Material | PVC |
| Packaging type | Carded blister pack |
| Released | October 31, 2000 |
| Company | TOYTRIBE |
| Manufacturer | Kaiyodo |
| Country | Japan |
Package Biography
Does God have mercy even on this desert planet? Lawless and distant from the mother planet, all the more people on this planet need words of encouragement that there are Hands that support them. A priest walks on a desolate plain, wandering without a destination. He carries a big symbol on his back, as if it is the very sign of the institution. He preaches words of forgiveness and cleanses dead souls. However, this very man who speaks God’s words, is the very man who breaks God’s words. He has killed too many. Wounded by the reality that he cannot escape from, he has carved his life out of dirt. As long as he stays human, his choices are minimal. Cutting down countlesssouls, his heart bleeds. Stepping over the bodies of his enemies, he walks. He persists to be merry. His eyes stay calm. His other name is “Chapel”. When he fires his huge cross-shaped weapon”Punisher” as if possessed by a devil, people call his name in fear. He belongs to the group of super powered killers, Gung-Ho-Guns. Carrying the bloody insignia, what is this man trying to accomplish? The man smiles and does not answer. His destination is not yet in sight.
Original
Mold Variants
- Regular
- Bloody
Accessories
- Head x2
- No sunglasses
- With sunglasses
- Hands
- Cross Punisher
- Chain with attached sign, cross, and satchel
- Cloth wrappings
- Cover piece for machine gun
- Grader Pistols x2
- Portable Confessional
- Display Base
- Cross grave markers x2
Gallery
- Packaging
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Bloody variant Wolfwood in package.
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Wolfwood's cardback.
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Wolfwood's package front (empty) with the upside-down print manufacturing error.
Wonderfest 2000 Exclusive
| Nicholas D. Wolfwood Wonderfest 2000 Exclusive | |
|---|---|
| Series | Trigun: The Planet Gunsmoke |
| Character | Nicholas D. Wolfwood (disambiguation) |
| Designer | Yasuhiro Nightow |
| Sculptor | Masaki Apsy |
| Type | Action figure |
| Scale | 1/12 |
| Material | PVC |
| Packaging type | Carded blister pack |
| Released | 2000 |
| Company | TOYTRIBE |
| Manufacturer | Kaiyodo |
| Country | Japan |
This version of Wolfwood comes with a card with original artwork by Yasuhiro Nightow. The "TRAVELING CHAPEL" print on the sign has been changed to "WF2000 EXCLUSIVE!!" The cardback replaces the images of the figure with the text "WONDER FESTIVAL 2000 EXCLUSIVE!!" written over a large 2000.
- Packaging
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Wonderfest 2000 Wolfwood in package.
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Wonderfest 2000 Wolfwood's cardback.
Gallery
- Instruction sheet
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Wolfwood's instruction sheet (front).
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Wolfwood's instruction sheet (back).
Notes
- Some releases of Wolfwood have a manufacturing error where the print on the plastic part of the package is upside-down.