Avatar the Last Airbender Vinyl figurine Ronin Momo
Standing at 3.8 inches, Momo returns to Youtooz and is ready to fight. He is dressed in a blue kimono with a black belt wrapped around his waist. Both of his ears sit low around his face, with the extra hair he has tied into a neat bun on top of his head. Using both hands, he wielded two swords, both with a brown and black base. His expressions seem fierce and very focused. The exterior of its double-walled packaging shows the scene of Momo and Appa about to fight in the forest. Inside is the map of the 4 nations.
Official Avatar the Last Airbender product
Designed and manufactured by Youtooz .
Vinyl figure size approx. 10cm,
Window box packaging.
About Avatar: The Last Airbender
The world is divided into four nations. The Water Tribe, the Earth Kingdom, the Fire Nation, and the Air Nomads, each represented by a natural element for which they are named. The series centers on the journey of 12-year-old Aang , the current Avatar and last survivor of his nation. Produced by Nickelodeon and co-created with Michael Dante DiMartino and Bryan Konietzko, Avatar: The Last Airbender was released in February 2005.
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Le monde est divisé en quatre nations. La Tribu de l'Eau, le Royaume de la Terre, la Nation du Feu et les Nomades de l'Air, chacun représenté par un élément naturel pour lequel il porte le nom. La série est centrée sur le voyage d'Aang, 12 ans, l'actuel Avatar et dernier survivant de sa nation. Produit par Nickelodeon et co-créé avec Michael Dante DiMartino et Bryan Konietzko, Avatar : The Last Airbender est sorti en février 2005.
Le monde est divisé en quatre nations. La Tribu de l'Eau, le Royaume de la Terre, la Nation du Feu et les Nomades de l'Air, chacun représenté par un élément naturel pour lequel il porte le nom. La série est centrée sur le voyage d'Aang, 12 ans, l'actuel Avatar et dernier survivant de sa nation. Produit par Nickelodeon et co-créé avec Michael Dante DiMartino et Bryan Konietzko, Avatar : The Last Airbender est sorti en février 2005.
