Bandai S.H.Figuarts SHF Shinkoccou Seihou Kamen Rider Black RX

Bandai S.H.Figuarts Kamen Rider Black RX features the Shinkoccou Seihou (real bone sculpting) construction method, bringing the "Child of the Sun" hero from the 1988–1989 Japanese tokusatsu classic to life. Approximately 150mm tall with highly articulated joints based on skeletal structure estimation.

• Shinkoccou Seihou construction prioritizes bone structure and joint articulation
• Includes six left hands and seven right hands for multiple pose options
• Revolcane transformation belt features dual-layer clear parts with both standard and light-up versions, plus action-type parts
• Pants use fabric material for screen-accurate detail
• Phosphorescent parts glow in darkness

Kamen Rider Black RX (1988) is the ninth entry in the Kamen Rider series and direct sequel to Kamen Rider Black. The story follows Minami Kotaro, who encounters the Crisis Empire half a year after defeating the Gorgom cult. Through the miraculous solar energy absorbed by the King Stone, Kotaro transforms into the mightier next-generation Rider, Black RX, the Child of the Sun, and battles the Empire's forces. This was the first Kamen Rider series to introduce multiple transformation mechanics, pioneering trends that defined the later Heisei era.

Produced for the 55th anniversary celebration, this figure is ideal for longtime Kamen Rider fans and Kamen Rider collectors. The Shinkoccou Seihou method combines precise sculpting with full articulation, enabling dynamic battle poses and detailed static display.