This original production cel and douga from Shurato showcases the series' protagonist, Shurato Hidaka, holding his iconic Vajra weapon. As a key symbol of his power and connection to the divine, the Vajra represents Shurato's transformation from an ordinary youth into a fierce warrior in the Celestial Realm. The scene captures Shurato’s determined expression, emphasizing his readiness for battle and his growing mastery of the sacred weapon.
Shurato: The Legend of the Heavenly Sphere (1989–1990), produced by Tatsunoko Production, was renowned for blending action-packed martial arts with spiritual mythology. Shurato's Vajra is central to the plot, unlocking his abilities as the Shura-Oh and symbolizing his role as the chosen warrior of the gods.
The hand-painted cel beautifully highlights the intensity of this moment, while the douga reveals the intricate line work that went into creating this powerful scene. Though the background is a copy, it adds context and depth, enhancing the visual impact of Shurato’s pose as he wields the Vajra. This piece is a must-have for fans of the series, capturing a significant moment in Shurato's journey and showcasing the craftsmanship of the animation process. A fantastic collectible for any admirer of Shurato and anime production art.
