Collection: Archer

One Tag, Many Faces

Because more than one character carries the Archer tag, a single page holds the Emiya Alter Acrylic Stand and the Robin Hood Acrylic Stand from the Fate/Grand Order Servant Art Chronicle Final Ascension Exhibition, the Ishtar Acrylic Stand from the Fate/Grand Order Shop in Ikebukuro P'PARCO, and the Shinsaku Takasugi Acrylic Stand from Fate/Grand Order x Matsukiyo Cocokara. Reading the personal name in a title is the quickest way to reach the one you want.

Across Games, Anime and Exhibitions

Titles here come from several entries: the Acrylic Plate from Fate/Grand Order, the Prize G Acrylic Stand from the Fate/stay night Unlimited Blade Works 10th Anniversary Tomonori Sudou Illustration WEBSHOP Kuji, the Mumei Nameless Acrylic Figure from Fate/EXTELLA LINK, and the Glitter Acrylic Block from Fate/strange Fake. Fate gathers the wider series.

Panels, Blocks and Sculpted Pieces

An acrylic figure is often cut to the shape of the artwork, while a stand keeps its panel and base separate. A block is solid through its depth and picks up light along the edges. The Tine & Archer Aurora Acrylic Nico Stand carries two characters on one panel, so it asks for more width. Figures covers sculpted formats. Goods are officially licensed, with a condition grade on each product page.