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Saint Cloth Myth - Capricorn Shura |
| Series | Saint Cloth Myth |
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| Title | Capricorn Shura | |
| Release Date | December 2004 | |
| Manufacturer | Bandai | |
| Suggested Price (JPY) | 4,000 | |
| Scale | 1/11 | |
| Height (cm) | 17.8 cm (approx.) | |
| No. of Parts | 1 Shura figure + 28 armor parts + 1 mantel + 1 6-pages color manual | |
| My Rating | Good |
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Story Much later, when the Bronze Saints is intruding the Sanctuary, Shura guarded the Capricorn palace and duel with Shiryu. His most powerful attack, Excalibur, could cut through anything that is in it ways including Shiryu legendary Dragon Shield, which is believe to be invisible. In that particular duel, Shiryu trap Shura and catapult both of them together to the atmosphere. Shiryu act of selflessness woke up Shura and he realizes his loyalty is misplaced. He repented by saving Shiryu with his Capricorn Gold Cloth but Shura ended up dead, burn up in the atmosphere. He later returns in Chapter Hades with a mission to assassinate Athena along with other revived Gold Saints. Can the once noted to be the most loyal Saint to Athena becomes a traitor? Packaging The following are the parts count and items in bold are of metal:
This package also comes with 6-pages colored instruction manual and a cloak. The clock is the standard design as in Leo Aioria and Aquarius Camus. This mean that it is made of soft PVC and it comes with two plastics plugs to attach to the back of the chest armor.
Capricorn Object The Object frame itself consists of 11 detachable parts and are required to detach and reattach before and after donning the armor parts. It uses some sort of black polycaps like plastic where the legs and the main body joints. The polycaps joints might not look as good as in Leo Aioria but it is better than nothing is. Once the Object is ready, you will have a beautiful golden mountain goat for display. The Capricorn is standing on it four limbs and there is nothing much you can do with it. Unlike the Leo Object, which uses thicker and better polycaps on joints, you cannot really pose or play with this Object. Shura Figure A challenge that seen in this figure is that the head has to accommodate either a full helm or a half helm. This is done by having 2 separate removable pieces of hair; one in the front and the other at the back. When Shura is donning the half helm, the back portion of his hair should remain and while he is wearing the full helm, both pieces should be removed. This requirement of a full helm and a half helm design is created in Chapter Hades since the animator decided to promote the Gold Saint face. The half helm with its horns protruding from the front is never gold in color as seen in Chapter Hades. The Gold Cloth in armor is solid, hefty in weight and immediately increment Shura’s height by a centimeter or two. The paint job is beautifully done with the entire armor plated in gold decorated with intricate patterns. The armor gold color is more towards white and has the palest color among all releases of gold saint so far. The shoulder armor connected to the chest via a metal catch, a feature that is absent since Leo Aioria that is much durable than the flimsy connector on those plastic shoulder armor. Capricorn should be an agile warrior. For this, the armor is made towards a slender design. As oppose to other gold saints, the armor parts fits perfectly bringing a figure that does not have too many parts falling off during play. There is no extra figure head that comes along with Shura. This is to be expected since nobody really donned the Capricorn Cloth beside Shura. I believe Shiryu temporary usage of the armor during his atmospheric re-entry does not count. Conclusion
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Document Date : 2005-03-27 |










Capricorn
Shura, a Gold Saint said to be the most loyal to Athena and for this, he is granted Excalibur, a
scared sword, hidden in his right arm. When Aioros is running away from the Sanctuary with the baby
Athena, Ares make use of Shura's blind loyalty and sent him out to hunt the fugitives. Shura
mortally injured Aioros but could not bear to kill the infant.
















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