An imposing 1/3-scale statue of Scarecrow from Batman: Arkham Knight, part of Prime 1 Studio's Museum Masterline line. The figure stands tall at 810 mm with a meticulously sculpted burlap mask, weathered fabric hood, and a ragged trench coat that drapes over a sinewy frame. The hands clutch a fear toxin device with delicate mechanical detailing, while the base evokes a Gotham rooftop at twilight, with subtle neon signage and scattered corn stalks hinting at the character's fear-inducing motif. Every seam and texture reads of aging material, with rich paintwork that highlights dirt, grime, and a haunted gaze.

In the Batman: Arkham Knight storyline, Scarecrow serves as the campaign's mastermind of fear, corrupting Gotham's criminals and civilians with engineered toxins that weaponize fear itself. He manipulates Batman by turning the city into a psychological battleground, using propaganda forecasts and hallucinations to break his opponent's will. The Arkham Knight game places Scarecrow as a key architect behind the fear-soaked chaos sweeping Gotham, directing other villains to create a climate of terror. The character's portrayal emphasizes his signature dread, transforming fear into a weapon that can destabilize the hero and push the narrative toward a final confrontation.