Reverse: 1999: Lilya & Marilyn Shikishi - Between Lines and Numbers
Reverse: 1999: Lilya & Marilyn Shikishi - Between Lines and Numbers
Product details
The unique, painterly aesthetic of Reverse: 1999 is exactly why we fell in love with this game, and the 'Between Lines and Numbers' series captures that vibe perfectly. Whether you're a fan of the rebellious high-flying Soviet pilot Lilya or the classic, sophisticated charm of Marilyn, these shikishi art boards are a stunning way to bring the Arcanists to your desk.
Visual Highlights
These aren't just simple prints; the artwork features the signature textured, atmospheric style that defines the game's world. Lilya is captured with her usual defiant energy, while Marilyn exudes that timeless Hollywood-esque elegance that makes her so captivating. The 170mm square format is the perfect 'Goldilocks' size—large enough to appreciate the intricate line work, but compact enough to fit into any display shelf or gallery wall.
For Collectors
Shikishi (art boards) are a staple for any serious Arcanist's collection. The gold-trimmed edges give them a premium feel that regular posters just can't match. If you've been following the story from the era-hopping beginnings, adding these iconic characters to your space feels like a piece of the Storm's history.
- Product Type: Shikishi (Art Board)
- Series: Between Lines and Numbers
- Characters: Lilya / Marilyn
- Material: Premium Art Paper
- Size: Approx. 170 x 170mm
⚠️ Handle with care to avoid bending or moisture damage to the paper surface.
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