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This Banpresto figurine from the Vibration Stars collection features Mō Ten, one of the most talented young commanders of the State of Qin in *Kingdom*. Standing approximately 18 cm tall, it depicts the leader of the Gaku Ka unit in an elegant combat pose, true to his style which emphasises technical mastery and strategy as much as direct confrontation.
Mō Ten is depicted standing, his sword drawn and held horizontally in front of him, whilst his other arm is extended out to the side. This pose gives the figurine an air of controlled movement rather than brute force, an approach that fits the character’s personality particularly well. His calm and confident expression contrasts with the offensive stance of his weapon.
The sculpture recreates his characteristic pink-toned outfit, featuring a long tunic edged with light-coloured lines, a wide white collar, a brown belt and golden arm and leg guards. Turquoise ornaments are visible around his neck, whilst his sword’s scabbard is fastened to his belt. His brown hair and the strands framing his face complete an instantly recognisable appearance.
Banpresto’s Vibration Stars range is designed around dynamic poses inspired by action scenes from manga and anime. Measuring 18 cm, this version of Mō Ten can be displayed on its own or alongside other Kingdom characters to recreate the main military forces of Qin.
Technical specifications
Manufacturer: Banpresto
Range / Collection: Vibration Stars
Licence: Kingdom
Character: Mō Ten / Mouten
Material: PVC
Type: Non-articulated collectable figurine
Height: approx. 18 cm
EAN: 4573102718624
Character background and universe (Lore)
Mō Ten is one of the leading young officers in the Qin army in *Kingdom*, a manga by Yasuhisa Hara set during the Warring States period of ancient China. The character is inspired by the historical general Meng Tian and comes from a prestigious military family: he is the son of Mō Bu and the grandson of the great general Mō Gō.
As commander of the Gaku Ka unit, Mō Ten distinguished himself from an early age through his remarkable strategic abilities. Trained in military principles under the guidance of Shō Hei Kun, he generally prefers rapid manoeuvres, targeted strikes and a precise reading of the battlefield to assaults relying solely on brute force. He nevertheless possesses excellent swordsmanship and does not hesitate to engage in direct combat when the situation demands it.
Mō Ten rose through the ranks alongside Shin and Ō Hon, two other young commanders destined to play a major role in Qin’s unification campaigns. More relaxed and sociable than his two companions, he regularly acted as a mediator between their contrasting temperaments. Behind this light-hearted demeanour, however, lies a particularly clear-headed commander, capable of reacting swiftly when an army finds itself disorganised or faced with an unforeseen situation.
His ambition and successive successes on the battlefield enable him to gradually rise through the ranks of the Qin army. His combination of tactical intelligence, composure and martial prowess makes him one of the most promising representatives of the new generation of generals in Kingdom.



