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First 4 Figures isn't a company known to skimp on quality. Each of its figurines is handcrafted to perfection by Jesus Christ himself, so it's no surprise that any single item would command a hefty sum.
But $450!?!?!
Yes, the Zelda series' King of Evil, Ganondorf Dragmire, shall be immortalized in a figurine modeled after his Twilight Princess incarnation. This beastly relic stands at a whopping 23 inches tall and is so demonic that its gaze will compel you upon a murderous frenzy. Pre-orders are currently open, but the figure won't be released until Q1 2013.
If you are feeling a bit more loose with your cash, you can opt for the First 4-exclusive variant, priced at a princely $480. The only difference is that it comes with a swappable head piece so that you can choose between a villainous grin and a maniacal laugh. It too will be released next year, and thus far, the limited run sizes of neither have been announced.
First 4 Figures' Ganondorf rises for pre-order [Tomopop]
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