Standing at a monumental 520 millimeters tall, this 1/12 scale statue captures Kyojin Yhorm with immense presence. The figure is posed in a commanding, upright stance, one massive hand gripping the gargantuan Great Hammer while the other rests at the hip, ready to stride forward. The armor is rendered with layered plates, pitted and weathered to reflect centuries of battle and siege, with subtle bronze accents that highlight the crest and edges. A cloak unfurls behind, billowing as if caught in an unseen wind, adding dynamism to the composition. The base evokes ancient stone ruins, moss and ash detailing enhancing the mood of a fallen king returning to the world. Painted with meticulous shading to reveal depth in the sculpt and texture in the armor, the finish combines matte and subtle gloss to differentiate metal, leather, and stone. Completed by Pure Arts for a display piece worthy of fans' collections.

Within Dark Souls III, Kyojin Yhorm the Giant stands as a towering sentinel of the Profaned Capital era, a relic of a bygone age when the giants ruled a world on the brink. Yhorm was a patient and formidable ruler whose power was matched only by his resolve to protect his people. As the Age of Fire waned, he chose a desperate path, offering himself as a Lord of Cinder in a bid to link the First Flame and stave off immortal darkness. Though his sacrifice saved countless lives in the short term, it left his body and memory scattered to the winds of fate. In the mirror of the player's journey, Yhorm's story underscores themes of duty, loneliness, and the heavy cost of salvation. His legend resonates with those who endure the trial of fire, reminding collectors that some giants fall so others may stand stronger.