What to show first.

The figure is the proof. Start with the object, then let the making-of story explain why it feels different from ordinary merch.

Collector marks.

These source-inspired vector marks are for the Dragon Warrior First Edition launch only. They avoid partner logos and keep the identity tied to the figure: brass display seal, weapon geometry, black hair, red armour, and the coiled dragon cue from the source art.

The story in one paragraph.

Specific about the art, clear about the object, and calm about the presale path.

Proof media to lead with.

These are the best first looks: figure close-up, box proof, hand scale, and motion. The render and process images give the object its lineage after the physical proof is visible.

Collector sharing links.

These public links are safe to share. They lead to proof, provenance, motion, or the First Edition list while paid deposit access remains private and terms-first.

What to post.

Borrow the wording as-is or trim it for the channel. The centre of gravity stays the same: figure, art, and First Edition access.

In-person QR card.

For a desk, table, or studio shelf moment: one scan takes someone from seeing the object to joining the First Edition list.

Trust notes for public posts.

Keep every share honest, source-supported, and focused on the figure until written permissions and final payment terms are ready.

Source context.

Use the source links for provenance and fact-checking. Keep public copy limited to what the source base supports.

Send buyers to the list.

The live public action is First Edition access. Collectors can see the physical proof now; deposit access opens only after final collector terms are ready.