Taking a close look at Rasenshuriken you can see in the center there, they actually mounted an LED light inside.
When we flip this over to the backside, you'll be able to see the case that reveals the switch that turns us on.
These two magnets right here are what help it attached itself to the base and hold on strong
Removing that back case as I mentioned reveals a switch and also where the battery can be replaced if needed.
Sliding the lever over here to the right will turn it on
In person, my opinion is the brightness of this LED is perfectly on point from what you'd expect.
If I had one gripe about this piece it would be that it's
battery-operated and you have to turn it on with switch.
I really do enjoy it when they either include a remote or make it to where it's turned on by an electric plug so that
I can hook it up to my other statues and turn everything on all at once.
Included with the statue is an authenticity metal slab that showcases the addition size, this is the stand that goes with it.
Here you can see there was only 400 made and mine was 378 out of that 400.
Next let's go ahead and turn off the lights a little bit and take a look at the LEDs in the dark.
Well, that's about it for this showcase in unboxing!
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