Amidamaru from Shaman King in Ichiban Kuji 2nd B Prize is captured in a dynamic battle-ready pose. The figure features Amidamaru with a sharp, focused expression, his long white hair flowing under a headband, and traditional Sengoku-era robes that blend white, deep navy, and crimson accents. The sculpt details his layered clothing, armor plates, and the katana tucked across his back, with precise linework emphasizing the blade’s edge. Subtle shading highlights his pale skin against the darker fabric and the metallic sheen on armor elements. The base is rugged with weathered textures that evoke ancient arenas, enhancing a dramatic, supernatural aura around the samurai.

Amidamaru is the loyal guardian spirit of Yoh Asakura, a legendary shaman whose destiny centers on becoming the Shaman King. In life, Amidamaru was a renowned Sengoku-era swordsman whose spirit continues to fight beside Yoh after death. He embodies honor, discipline, and quiet courage, guiding Yoh through battles against malevolent spirits and rival shamans. The bond between master and guardian is built on mutual trust and sacrifice, with Amidamaru offering strategic wisdom and formidable sword skills when Yoh’s powers waver. Together they confront deep dangers, protect friends, and pursue the ultimate goal of balance and peace, even at great personal cost.