KAGURABACHI - Chihiro Rokuhira "Kuro" - Figure Luminasta 21cm

Kagurabachi Figure — Chihiro Rokuhira ‘Kuro’ — Luminasta — 21 cm

See Chihiro Rokuhira in the midst of a spectacular attack with this Luminasta ‘Kuro’ figurine, produced by SEGA Goods and inspired by the manga Kagurabachi.

The figurine depicts the young swordsman clad in his long black cloak, holding the enchanted blade Enten in a calm yet determined pose. His dark hair, red eyes and the scar marking his face capture his key distinguishing features. The movement of the cloak and the position of the weapon lend a sense of tension to the overall design.

An imposing black effect spreads around Chihiro to recreate ‘Kuro’, one of Enten’s techniques. The energy takes the form of a stylised goldfish rising from the base and enveloping the figure. This organic sculpture extends the silhouette of the figurine and visually captures the power of the slashing blow delivered by the swordsman. 

Made from PVC, the piece measures approximately 10 × 21 cm. The Luminasta range emphasises the pose, the movement of the clothing and the energy effect, to create a dynamic piece suitable for a display dedicated to manga and sword-fighting stories.

Technical specifications

• Manufacturer: SEGA Goods

• Range: Luminasta

• Licence: Kagurabachi

• Character depicted: Chihiro Rokuhira

• Version: Kuro

• Material: PVC

• Effect depicted: Kuro technique

• Presentation: Figurine with base

• EAN code: 4573628573707

Origin and background of the character

In Kagurabachi, Chihiro Rokuhira is the son of Kunishige Rokuhira, a famous blacksmith who forged several enchanted blades. After his father is murdered by the Hishaku organisation of sorcerers and six of these blades are stolen, Chihiro sets out to recover them whilst pursuing those responsible. He fights alongside Enten, the seventh and final blade created by Kunishige.

Enten’s spiritual energy manifests in the form of goldfish. His Kuro technique unleashes a wide, slashing attack, whilst the blade’s other abilities include absorbing attacks and enhancing the user’s physical abilities.

This figurine captures one of Chihiro’s most recognisable techniques in a vertical composition, with the swordsman standing motionless at the centre of a dark, swirling effect, emphasising both his composure and his power.