Reverse: 1999: Isolde Starry Night 1.7 PV Double Flash Acrylic Shikishi
Reverse: 1999: Isolde Starry Night 1.7 PV Double Flash Acrylic Shikishi
Product details
The haunting melodies of Vienna come to life in this stunning art piece. If the 1.7 'Ethereal Peak' update left you as emotionally devastated as it did us, this acrylic shikishi is the perfect way to commemorate that beautiful, tragic story arc. It's more than just merch; it's a window back into the world of Isolde and the starry nights of the opera house.
Visual Highlights
This isn't your standard acrylic stand. The 'Double Flash' effect gives the artwork a mesmerizing depth, making the light catch on the 1.7 PV's cinematic illustrations in a way that feels almost dreamlike. The panoramic 240mm width perfectly captures the wide-angle, painterly aesthetic that makes Reverse: 1999's art direction so unique. The colors are rich, moody, and perfectly encapsulate the Victorian-esque elegance of the Vienna setting.
For Collectors
Designed as a premium art board, this piece looks incredible on a bookshelf or desk. Whether you're a dedicated Isolde fan or just an appreciator of the game's top-tier art style, this 'Starry Night' edition is a standout piece that captures the essence of of the game's most memorable chapters.
- Product Type: Double Flash Acrylic Art Board (Shikishi)
- Character: Isolde
- Series: Version 1.7 PV 'Starry Night'
- Material: Acrylic, Paper
- Size: Approx. 240 x 100mm
⚠️ Please remove the protective plastic film from the surface to reveal the full 'Double Flash' shimmer effect.
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