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Known as Spearhead, this blue LFO ship is piloted by the enigmatic Charles, a man with a very personal vendetta against the group known as Gekkostate. Standing at around 6 inches tall, this figure includes two swords to be used as weapons against other LFOs. The swords can be retracted when hand-to-hand combat is more useful. This particular style of LFO is unique from other Eureka Seven robot figures in that it is powered by six winged thrusters towards the middle section of the robot. You can flick these upwards and send Spearhead flying off into battle. This model consists of high-quality durable parts that should last for many hours of play and years of display. This Eureka Seven action figure is made to look exactly like its counterpart from the Japanese television show. Like all of the Japanese anime figures that Bandai sculpts, Spearhead is painstakingly recreated to scale. The figure is almost as wide as it is tall when you stretch out the thruster skirting behind it. This really looks like something that would take off to carry a mysterious bounty hunter into combat with the Gekkostate. Like all of the Bandai action figures in this line, this Eureka Seven figure stands completely on its own. There's no need to put it on a board to stand it up. You can use any Bandai display stand if you want to show it off with your other action figures, but it's just as stable standing on a desktop by itself. This model is a bit different from most other Eureka Seven dolls from Japan. The average robot model in Eureka Seven actually needs a refboard to fly. These are like giant, futuristic surfboards seen throughout the series. Using the simulated thruster skirts is no less futuristic, but it gives the Spearhead figure a certain sinister look. Spearhead has an aggressive look, which is fitting because many fans consider Charles to be one of the top villain characters in Eureka Seven. Everything in Eureka Seven from the music to the visual effects is extremely innovative, so it makes sense that this figure would keep up regarding its high-quality appearance and attention to detail. Some of the best manga figure designers in Japan worked on picking out a very specific color scheme for Spearhead. While the robot looks slightly different in each appearance throughout Eureka Seven, the designers in Japan wanted to give it a certain uniform look. That blue, white, and silver paint job is going to look quite striking against all the other anime goods in your collection. This figure comes ready to go out of the box, so you won't have to worry about adhesives or paint before putting it on display or playing with it. Add this figure to your collection of the mech units used by the bad guys in Eureka Seven. When you add Spearhead to your figure collection, you can reenact all the fun of the series and show your love for the show.