Rurouni Kenshin Meiji Swordsman Romantic Story - Sojiro Seta figure, Ichibansho

Sojiro Seta is one of the most memorable antagonists in Rurouni Kenshin. A loyal disciple of Makoto Shishio, he is among the most formidable members of the Juppongatana, the elite group serving the burned former assassin. Beneath his ever-present smile and calm demeanor lies a warrior of unparalleled speed and precision, wielding his katana with astonishing fluidity. Trained from a young age by Shishio, Sojiro has adopted a nihilistic worldview, believing that only the strongest have a right to exist. His duel with Kenshin Himura is a pivotal moment in the series, where his facade of indifference begins to crack in the face of the wandering swordsman’s ideals.

The world of Rurouni Kenshin immerses viewers in the Meiji era of Japan, a period of transition where samurai and warriors must carve their own paths in a rapidly changing society. Sojiro Seta embodies both the brutality of this new era and the tragedy of a child shaped by violence, desperately searching for meaning in his existence.

This Ichibansho figure of Sojiro Seta, produced by Banpresto, faithfully captures his elegant yet menacing presence. Standing approximately 23 cm tall, he is posed mid-action, katana at the ready, dressed in his signature blue kimono and dark hakama. His gentle yet determined expression perfectly reflects his unsettling calmness. Crafted in PVC with remarkable attention to detail, this figure is a must-have for collectors and Rurouni Kenshin fans, immortalizing one of the most skilled swordsmen in the series.

Specifications:

• Height: 23 cm
• Material: PVC
• Manufacturer: Banpresto
• Collection: Ichibansho