Reverse: 1999: Kakania Double-Layer Acrylic Stand - Cover Shot Series
Product details
If there's thing Kakania understands better than anyone, it's the complexity of the human soul—and how to look absolutely stunning while analyzing it. This Cover Shot series piece captures our favorite psychiatrist in her most sophisticated form yet, looking like she just stepped off the cover of a high-end 1920s fashion journal.
Visual Highlights
The double-layered acrylic design adds incredible depth to the scene. Kakania stands confidently in her signature long purple coat and elegant white ruffles, holding her monocle with that knowing look we've all come to love. The background is a masterpiece of storytelling, featuring the 'The Unsinkable' motif, a candle-lit desk, and that hauntingly beautiful cruise ship atmosphere. The offset printing makes the colors pop, from the deep violets of her coat to the soft glow of the background elements.
For Collectors
This isn't just a stand; it's a window into the world of Reverse: 1999. If you've followed Kakania's journey through the Vienna arc and her complicated bond with Isolde, this piece feels like a vital part of that narrative. It's larger than your average stand at 160mm, making it a true centerpiece for any Arcanist's collection.
- Product Type: Double-Layer Acrylic Stand
- Character: Kakania
- Series: Cover Shot Series
- Material: High-Quality Acrylic
- Size: Approx. 110 × 160mm
- Printing: Offset Printing
⚠️ Please remove the protective film from both sides of the acrylic pieces before assembly to reveal the crystal-clear finish.
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