Summary
All youFinal Fantasyfans out there need to clear up some room on your shelves. Why the unusual request, you ask? Well, Square Enix just rolled out this incredible new lineup of Bring Arts figures that will have Turks fans falling out of their chairs. Coming in super hot, we have some amazingly detailed representations of the iconic Shinra suits - Reno, Rude, Tseng, Elena, and the big boss Rufus himself.
Each figure has been crafted with an insane level of detail to truly capture the essence of these beloved characters. From the folds of their signature black suits to the unique personalities in their facial expressions, you can feel the care put into recreating the Turks to perfection. Let’s take a look at what we’re getting.
One thing that I really liked about the lineup is the fact that each figure comes with its own character-specific accessories to amp up the vibes. For example, we’ve got Reno with his signature rod (available in two different lengths), or Rufus, with his shotgun. Then we have Tseng, who comes with a cool little phone, and Elena, who is ready as ever to blow things up with a grenade.The characters all have interchangeable hands for more poseability, which is an added advantage.
As cool as it would’ve been for us to be able to get our hands on these right away,these figures unfortunately do not start shipping out until July 2025.The good news, though, is that they are actually available for pre-ordering right now for about 120 bucks a pop through the Big Bad Toy Store.
Final Fantasy VII Bring Arts Elena Action Figure
Check out the incredibly detailed Bring Arts Elena figure from Final Fantasy VII. This posable collectible immortalizes the iconic Turk member in all her suited, blonde-haired, goggle-wearing glory.
I’ve displayed Elena because she was my favorite of the group, but don’t worry, you can also find the figures forReno,Rufus,Rude, andTsengin the store for the same price. Just verify to do it ASAP, because once these babies go on sale, there’s no telling how soon they’re going to run out of stock and when (if ever) they will be coming back.
