Garurumon & Yamato (Matt) Ishida – Megahouse G.E.M. Figure
Bring the spirit of Digimon Adventure to your collection.
Collection & community
Manufacturer & Safety
Manufacturer: MegaHouse Corporation, FTK Akihabara, 3-13-8 Sotokanda, 101-0021 Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo, JP, Contact form
EU Responsible Person: heo GmbH, West Campus 1, 76863 Herxheim, DE, info@heo.com
Per EU Regulation 2023/988 (GPSR).
This piece
- Item number
- 6233
- Release date
- Late February 2027
- First released
- Late September 2016
- Weight
- 1200 g
- Size
- 10 cm (Höhe, Matt) 25 cm ( Länge, Garurumon)
- Material
- PVC, ABS
- Manufacturer › Line
- MegahouseG.E.M. Series
- Category
- Figuren
From the world
Digimon13 to order World
- Part of
- Anime & Manga
Experience the Bond of Tamer and Digimon with This Exquisite Megahouse G.E.M. Statue
Step into the Digital World with this stunning Garurumon and Yamato (Matt) Ishida statue from Megahouse's renowned G.E.M. line. Capturing one of the most memorable moments from the original Digimon Adventure anime, this high-quality collectible features Matt serenely playing his harmonica while seated atop his loyal partner, Garurumon. The calm, nostalgic atmosphere is perfectly encapsulated, making this figure a must-have for dedicated Digimon fans.
Expertly sculpted, both Matt and Garurumon are rendered with incredible attention to detail, mirroring their iconic anime designs down to the smallest features. The textured fur of Garurumon, Matt's characteristic blue attire, and the delicate butterfly perched on Garurumon's tail add layers of authenticity and charm to this piece.
This double statue not only celebrates the deep connection between tamer and Digimon, but also serves as a beautiful tribute to the enduring legacy of Digimon Adventure. Whether you're a collector or simply passionate about the series, this figure brings the magic of Digimon directly to your shelf.
With renewed interest in Digimon through recent movies and series continuations, now is the perfect time to secure this exceptional piece of anime history.
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