The Last Ronin Statue – TMNT – Art Scale 1/10 – Iron Studios

Let's explore the statue: Above the characteristic roof of an oriental pagoda, crouching on top of the long and curved tiles, a striking feature of this traditional Japanese architecture, the veteran ninja warrior, survivor of many battles stays still while observing. Carrying on his back a Bō staff and a Ninjatō sword tied to his shell, and a Sai dagger alongside a Nunchaku strapped to a tactical belt with pockets on his waist. He holds tight another Nunchaku in his left hand and the characteristic colorful ban- danas in his right hand, that, just like the weapons he carries, are marks from his brothers. Wearing a black ninja costume, composed by fabric and metal forming his armor, the head covered by a hood and the face with a black mask over his eyes, and infrared glasses handing from his neck, “Iron Studios The Last Ronin - TMNT - Art Scale 1/10” joins Iron Studios TMNT line, inspired by the story of the last of the chelonian mutant ninja heroes.

Following the death of his three brothers, Michelangelo is the main protagonist of TMNT: The Last Ronin, a 5 issues miniseries by Kevin Eastman and Peter Laird, published by IDW Publishing in 2020. In a dark alternate future, ruled by the Foot Clan, Mike seeks to avenge the murder of his brothers, supposedly caused by Oroku Hiroto, grandson of Oroku Saki, the former villain Shredder. The only survivor of an attempt of extermination by the current connection of the Foot Clan with Oroku Hiroto, Michelangelo isn’t as joyful, playful, immature, optimistic, and sociable as he used to be. Now more distant, mature, serious, cautious, contem- plative, and cold, he was really affected by the death of his relatives and friends, specially of his brothers, and just like an anti-hero he will move heaven and earth so that justice be made by killing Oroku Hiroto.