INART Action continues its officially licensed Black Myth: Wukong run with the Yaksha King — the formidable final boss of the game’s fifth chapter — standing 7.68 inches (~19.5 cm) in 1/12.

INART Action 1/12 Yaksha King from Black Myth: Wukong

The figure

The sculpt leans into the character’s imposing in-game presence: high-precision head detailing, segmented hair with soft PVC elements for natural movement, and game-accurate paintwork emphasizing muscle definition and armor layering. The joint system uses POK and PVC concealed joints with soft-rubber body components, aimed at smooth posing with minimal visual breaks.

The arsenal is the headline: forearm blades in short and long pairs, punch blades, handheld blades, plus arm-less blade replacement parts — backed by a back-stab effect and a rotating flying-blade effect in transparent ABS with gradient paint. Five pairs of hands (fists, relaxed, open palms, claw, weapon-holding) and both an effect stand and a character stand round out the box.

Why it matters

Yaksha King is the fight most Black Myth players remember from chapter five, and INART Action’s version is engineered around exactly that encounter — the blade effects and finishing-move stands are built for recreating the boss’s signature attacks. It slots straight into the line’s growing Wukong shelf alongside Guangzhi and the Great Sage armor set.

Tokullectibles lists it on pre-order at $120 full payment or a $60 deposit, with a scheduled release estimated for October 2026 — the nearest-dated of INART Action’s current Wukong offerings.