Kodo88 - Ryu vs Ken at Asakusa Temple 浅草の激闘 - Limited...

• Limited Edition: 2/10 • Hand-Signed and Numbered by the Artist • Certificate of Authenticity Included • Ready to Frame - Mint Condition • Direct from the Artist’s Studio This spectacular fine art giclée by Kōdo88 captures the legendary rivalry between Ryu and Ken from Street Fighter in an electrifying duel before the historic Asakusa Temple in Tokyo. Inspired by traditional Japanese woodblock prints, the composition transforms one of gaming's most iconic confrontations into a dramatic fusion of martial arts, Japanese heritage, and nostalgic pop culture. Against a rain-soaked landscape, the temple's glowing vermilion architecture and distant pagoda create an atmospheric backdrop for the fighters' explosive encounter. A brilliant energy strike illuminates the scene, contrasting with the delicate textures, refined architectural details, and cinematic lighting reminiscent of classical shin-hanga prints. The result is a powerful celebration of rivalry, discipline, and the timeless spirit of Japanese fighting games. ▸ Fine Art Giclée on Artistic Paper - Format: 42 × 28 cm (unframed) - Year: 2025 Kōdo88 is an internationally acclaimed artist celebrated for blending anime, manga, ukiyo-e, shin-hanga, and vintage Japanese aesthetics. With over 25 years of creative experience, his distinctive artistic vision connects traditional Japanese heritage with contemporary gaming culture. His compositions transform legendary characters into sophisticated artworks filled with dramatic atmosphere, nostalgic detail, and dynamic storytelling. His exclusive limited editions appeal to collectors of Japanese art, retro gaming, and contemporary pop culture. This exclusive example is No. 2/10, hand-signed and individually numbered by the artist. Offered directly from the artist's studio with its Certificate of Authenticity, it is an exceptional collector's piece for Street Fighter enthusiasts and admirers of traditional Japanese art. ** Express and Secure Guaranteed Shipping Included.

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