I took it out of the box once, but it has been stored in the box since then. There are no pets or smoking. From Japan, a style overflowing with Japonism. In "Star Wars: Episode I - The Phantom Menace," the overwhelming presence of the Dark Lord "Darth Maul" stood before the master and apprentice, Qui-Gon Jinn and Obi-Wan Kenobi. This masterpiece statue depicts the Sith with his upper body unclothed and wielding his double-bladed lightsaber in a powerful pose. It's a re-release from Kotobukiya as the "Nightbrother" version with a color arrangement. Furthermore, with a Japanese-style arrangement, the contrast between the faded, subdued red reminiscent of Japanese paintings and the tattoos, a symbol of loyalty to the Sith, enhances the character's appeal.