Reverse: 1999: Suitcase Masquerade Acrylic Art Board - 2nd Anniversary Ver
Reverse: 1999: Suitcase Masquerade Acrylic Art Board - 2nd Anniversary Ver
Product details
Can we just take a moment for this art? The Reverse: 1999 team always goes above and beyond with their aesthetics, but the 2nd Anniversary 'Suitcase Masquerade' theme is on another level. It captures that perfect blend of Victorian mystery and time-traveling intrigue we love about the game.
Visual Highlights
This isn't just a regular acrylic stand—it's a premium art board (shikishi style) that feels like a window into Vertin's world. The illustration features Vertin, Sonetto, and Schneider in their stunning masquerade attire. The gold foil accents catch the light beautifully, highlighting the intricate details of the birdcages, the flowing red curtains, and the elegant lace of their outfits. It’s dark, atmospheric, and absolutely gorgeous.
For Collectors
If you've been following the Time Traveler's journey since the beginning, this is the ultimate commemorative piece. It perfectly encapsulates the 'Suitcase Masquerade' event and looks incredible on a desk or shelf, especially when the light hits those gold foil details. A must-have for any dedicated Time Keeper.
- Product Type: Acrylic Art Board
- Series: 2nd Anniversary Suitcase Masquerade
- Characters: Vertin, Sonetto, Schneider, and others
- Material: Premium Acrylic with Gold Foil Accents
- Size: 240 x 135mm
⚠️ Handle with care to avoid scratches on the acrylic surface. Includes protective film—please peel before display.
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