Rewind: Legend of Zelda Skull Kid Collectible Statue |
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When the first collectible Legend of Zelda resin statue was finally released to the public last August, the fandom went wild as people saw a figure of Fierce Deity Link who makes his appearance in The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask released for the N64 and the GameCube in 2000. After the successful reception for this creation, the next in this line of resin figures was unveiled, and it was no other than the Skull Kid himself.
For those who are unfamiliar with who this quirky-looking figure is, the Skull is a mischievous imp who stole a precious mask from a travelling mask salesman in the land of Termina. Majora's Mask took over the Skull Kid though, who ended up convincing the moon to crash into the land and destroy everything. In comes Link who was with the salesman when the mask was stolen. In order to avert the impending catastrophe, Link has to retrieve the Ocarina of Time as well as the mask itself in three days.
This game has been popular among fans because of its uncommonly dark storyline as well as for its gameplay itself. Since Link was only able to retrieve the Ocarina of Time, the player must then turn back time again and again to three days before the day that the moon is to crash into Termina, and keep reliving those three days until all goals are accomplished.
In this latest figure from First 4 Figures, fans will be able to recall that moment in the game when the Skull Kid dons the mask for the first time. Only 2,500 pieces of this figure were created, with each one of them hand-painted and costing US$ 99.99. Now that the holidays are coming up, this collector's item may just be the perfect present for either a Zelda fan or yourself.
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