Tomoe was a princess, more beautiful than any other, but one day she was caught wrestling, something definitely not accepted in the princess handbook.

Tomoe did not care, it was her dream to wrestle, she kept disobeying the rules and snuck out every night to the local ring. When she was discovered once more she was cursed to be a Gorgon until her wrestling days were done. Turns out however the addition of claws, fangs and a strong conviction (or constriction) is a massive benefit in the ring.

Like a coiled viper, Tomoe is ready to strike with her grappling skill. Her ultimate grapple move, the Taipan Tapper, will deal huge amounts of Damage and Knockdown your opponents. This grapple move combined with Springboard Strike and Ringhals Hiss makes Tomoe a great all-rounder who can contend with the best.

Even when not using her fan-favourite moves, her standard brawls come with a keen sting due to her Claws and Teeth. Throwing in her Crowd Pleaser, Venomous Advantage makes her base Brawls and Grapples extremely potent.

Contains 1 resin miniature with 1 clear acrylic base, and 1 character card. Acrylic bases will have coloured film on that needs removing before assembly.

Resin miniatures supplied unpainted and unassembled. This kit will require cleaning and assembly, and could need some small holes filled. Miniatures supplied with square bases.

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