Guts (Berserker Armor)

As a long-time Berserk fan, I never imagined we’d get a high-quality figure of Isidro — and S.H. Figuarts absolutely delivered. This figure exceeded all expectations.The sculpt is incredible. Isidro’s cocky grin, wild hair, and dynamic posture are all spot-on, perfectly capturing his fiery spirit and relentless energy. The articulation is top-tier — whether you’re posing him mid-leap, sword drawn, or cooking by a campfire with his little accessories, he holds up beautifully. The joints are tight without being restrictive, and you can pull off some seriously expressive poses that make him feel like he jumped straight off the page.I also have to give props for the attention to detail. From the folds in his tunic to the tiny pouch at his belt, everything feels authentic and lovingly crafted. The alternate faceplates and hands give you tons of display options, and it’s clear that the designers truly understand the character.For fans collecting the Berserk line or just lovers of underdog characters, this is an essential pickup. Isidro finally gets the respect he deserves in figure form. Highly recommend — five stars all the way!

Got this as a gift and my boyfriend totally loved it ! Came with so many pieces it was worth the price. The size is perfect for a decorative piece. Very durable and great quality as a well

I'm in the minority to say I really like this figure, and he's probably one of my favorites in my collection. Are there QC issues with the figure, absolutely. I had to break down the figure completely to oil and tighten areas, but upon doing so I got an understanding of the engineering and what the team were going for.The splay of accessories is perfect for a Guts figure. Articulation is where this figure thrives. Durability on the other hand, this figure is fragile, and it shouldn't be the case for the price.

Purchased this as a gift for my son and he absolutely 100% loves it! Exactly how described! Son says articulation is great and the figure is top quality. Around your standard size maybe 6 inches or so. Was definitely pricey, but literally the best gift to give any fan of guts! Worth every penny!

I own both Figma berserk guts figures. The black swordsman and the Beserker armor. They’re also terrible figures. I was hoping this would be better with ShF’s track record and I will say they improved on some aspects but others it literally is worse in.For starters the wrist peg is so small that the hand comes off so easily and boy it doesn’t help with a big sword that is as half the weight of the figure. The plastic is way to brittle and feels like you’d break it comparing it to the Figma one where they chose to use softer plastic that’s like rubber so the issue of breaking won’t happen. The joints in the legs are so loose that it’s like playing a balance game for just simple poses. I’ve done many complex poses, this figure feels like a nightmare just to get basic poses with dragon slayer in hand. The figure is over engineered and it’s for the worst since it doesn’t help the figure at all. They need some soft plastic to make the plastic not so brittle and making it feel fragile. The other part is the cape is honestly pretty bad. The Figma is literally a dryer sheet that’s black put onto the back of Guts but they made it so stiff it’s like sand paper. This cape is basically a dryer sheet if it was wet then dried, but wait there’s a wire inside. Which is cool but the wire doesn’t go fully around the cape. One side is far longer than the other.The only few positives I can say is the detail is nice, they got dragon slayer’s size right compared to figma’s berserker armor guts and….. no that’s about it.Overall it looks nice but with this detail I can get McFarlane figures for the same amount in detail. And it isn’t $100. I only will say get this figure if you love berserk and I mean really love Beserk. Or wait til it’s $30 minimum. This figure isn’t worth $40, isn’t worth $50. $35 is the max because detail. Other than that this figure is a solid 2/10 figure.

I would give this a 3.5 out of 5 if I could, because it does look marvelous when he's mounted on his steed. Now the issues: getting his helmeted head to stay together on his body is a bit of a challenge, the chin plate likes to fall off a lot. Another defect I found is the toe joint on his left foot. It looks as though it was clipped when it was assembled, so now Griffith's toes can angle down at 90 degrees lol. The hand guard on his sword is a bit difficult to attach, as are his hands which makes me nervous when switching them out. His front locks are inserted on the side of his head and the hair piece is supposed to go right against the inserts to look like they're coming from under his bangs. However, there is a gap between the lock and bangs on his right side, so it looks a little like he has payot lol. Lastly, his spurs got super bent in the box.The Good: As previously stated, this figure looks AMAZING. Seriously, there are no bad poses with this figure. The horse looks fantastic and Griffith is fully regal when he is atop. Overall, despite some issues and the price, this is a solid figure. Maybe hold off if you already have the Gold Age Griffith figma, as I think the quality on that one is a bit better.