Reverse: 1999: Lucy Shikishi Art Board - The Queen's Game Ver
Product details
Reverse: 1999's art style is honestly in a league of its own, and this "The Queen's Game" illustration for Lucy is the perfect example. If you've been following her journey, you know she commands every room she enters—and this art board captures that regal, tactical energy perfectly. It's not just merch; it's a piece of the game's atmosphere for your shelf.
Visual Highlights
The composition here is absolutely stunning. Lucy looks incredibly commanding in her mechanical-royal regalia, standing atop a marble chessboard that reflects her strategic mind. We're obsessed with the way that massive crimson cape sweeps across the frame, providing a bold contrast to the intricate, golden-hued architectural background. The level of detail in the silhouettes and the play of light makes this of the most aesthetic pieces we've seen lately.
For Collectors
Shikishi boards are the gold standard for displaying game art, and the 170mm square size is perfect for desk display or framing. The four-color printing process ensures that the deep reds and metallic golds of the original character skin art are preserved with total clarity.
- Product Type: Shikishi (Art Board)
- Character: Lucy
- Series: The Queen's Game
- Material: Premium Art Paper
- Size: 170 x 170mm
- Printing: 4-Color High-Definition Print
⚠️ Keep away from direct sunlight, high temperatures, and humidity to prevent warping or fading. Handle with care to avoid scratches from sharp objects.
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