Tsume Seven Deadly Sins - King Xtra

I am a selfish king, which is why I want to protect the forest and my subjects. - King

This Xtra by Tsume figure of King, the Fairy King and Grizzly Bear of Sloth from the Seven Deadly Sins, showcases the power and determination of his character. He is ready to annihilate anyone who threatens the forest or the fairy clan he so fiercely defends.

The boy with chestnut brown hair, slightly rosy cheeks, and large honey-colored eyes, who is actually named Harlequin, is much more menacing than he appears. He wears a turquoise and orange sweatshirt with indigo sleeves, fastened with a series of silver buttons featuring crosses, along with shorts and matching shoes. On the back of his sweatshirt, four buttons form a cross in the center, while the bear symbol is located on the outside of his left ankle.

As his uncompromising gaze reveals, the king is particularly dangerous when he uses his sacred treasure in conjunction with his ability Disaster. This treasure, a long, pointed, cross-shaped spear in black, gold, silver, and turquoise, is both a jewel and a deadly weapon. It is the Chastiefol Spiritual Lance, made from the Holy Tree that grows in the Fairy King's forest. It is much stronger than steel and possesses the mysterious properties of the Holy Tree. It can shift from one form to another and is a powerful spear that releases great destructive energy, capable of petrifying your opponent by piercing them.

In "Sin of Sloth," we see the grizzly, whose feet barely touch the blue, translucent crystals of the Capital of the Dead, wielding the fearsome weapon that hovers behind him with his fingers, just moments away from delivering a terrible punishment to his opponent.