Toyzinger
Eta, from "Saint Seiya - Vintage" collection, includes the following accessories:
Mime of Benetnasch is the divine warrior of ETA, serving Hilda.
He is the adopted son of Folkell, the greatest hero of Asgard. Initially calm in appearance, he changed radically when he learned that his adoptive father had murdered his biological parents, killing him in revenge.
The figure was released exclusively in the Japanese market in 1988, as part of the second pack of divine warriors of Asgard, alongside Gamma, Delta, and Zeta (Alcor).
The chrome orange armor and its object mode stand out for their harp shape. As this figure was only released in Japan, its price is higher than the knights sold in Europe and Latin America, without being prohibitive.
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