[Machine Translation] [The Dark Knight appears to protect Gotham City. Batman appears in Amazing Yamaguchi]. The lone knight who wears darkness and judges evil. The first appearance of a DC hero in the Amazing Yamaguchi lineup, Batman's majestic figure wearing a jet-black cape and judging evil has been beautifully sculpted by prototype creator Katsuhisa Yamaguchi! The shoulder blades are newly designed with a ball-jointed single point of articulation, which is a further sublimation of the conventional ball-jointed structure. The shoulder blades are movable by sliding back and forth around a single axis through the center of the body. A total of 16 cloak parts are included, including optional parts. The action figure has a very simple structure with joints inserted into the shaft holes provided in various parts of the cape parts, but by adjusting the connection and angles, various expressions can be shown and the action figure can respond to the expression of the cape that can be transformed as only a comic book can. The cloak can also be used to recreate the characteristic "bat" shape of the cloak by combining the wings. A hand part to hold the cloak is also provided, and the cloak can be connected to the shaft hole provided. The black and gray painted suit blends in with the darkness, and the gold belt shines brightly. Shadows painted to match the ridges of the muscles highlight the details on the gray suit. Two optional faces are included. Seven optional hands are included for a variety of poses. Seven optional hand parts are provided to suit a variety of poses, allowing for a wide range of poses with high play value. A new superhero legend begins with the Amazing Yamaguchi! Optional parts] - Optional hands (open hand, handles, cloak grip, Grapnel gun ready hand *only right hand) - Optional face (clenched) - Batlung, Grapnel gun and 3 optional cloaks - 10 pieces total [points of articulation] 45 points on the body (maximum 6 points per cloak) [number of joints used] - 45 points on the body (maximum 6 points per cloak) [joints used Number of joints] 13 for Batman, 16 for cape [Sculptor] Katsuhisa Yamaguchi