This $250 Geralt statue sure is a look

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Netflix is now offering pre-orders for a 10.6-inch tall resin Geralt statue that depicts uncomparable of the first moments from its Witcher show, in which Geralt fights and defeats a kikimora. The statue is based on artistic creation by illustrator Tracy Tubera, and just 350 have been successful.

It's sure as shooting a daredevil interpretation of the famed witcher. The just about obvious comparison is to Samurai Jak, and I suspect opinions will be divided on whether or not the White Woman chaser looks good Here.

Personally, I posterior't quite an add up to terms with Geralt's legs in this configuration. IT looks like he has Instant Pots stuffed into his boots, and his thigh muscles appear to be made of angular banana slugs. Here's a photo of the whole $250 statue:

(Image citation: Netflix/iam8bit/Tracy Tubera)

Not quite my tastes, but surely there are 350 people out there who like information technology when muscles are depicted like kitchen gadgets and unusual gastropods. At the metre of written material, the statues are still available to order along Netflix's shop, and so I guess that 350 hasn't been found just yet. For those who manage put in an order, their football-chested Geralt will embark in Oct.

In many bigger Witcher news, we got a unloose date stamp and trailer for The Witcher season 2 today—the show returns with Eight revolutionary episodes this December. (Henry Cavill's calves haven't gotten quite that wide, though.)

You can go steady more of Tubera's art at tracytubera.com.

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