Pegasus Seiya vs Capricorn Shura: Which Blokees Kit to Build
By OtakuPop | Anime Figures, Blind Boxes & Collectible Toys | Published: 2026-11-03
Category: Comparisons
Compare the Blokees Saint Seiya EX Pegasus Seiya Golden Anniversary and Capricorn Shura kits on price, finish, and display presence to pick your next build.
Quick answer
Choose the Blokees Saint Seiya Champion Class EX Pegasus Seiya Golden Anniversary Edition if you want a metallic-gold hero centerpiece and don’t mind paying a little more. Pick the Capricorn Shura kit if you prefer a classic Gold Saint with a translucent Excalibur effect and want to save a few dollars.
Price and what you get for it
The Seiya kit is priced at USD 22.19 (compared with a USD 29.99 catalog comparison price), while the Shura kit is USD 20.43 (compared with USD 27.99). The difference is small, so let the finish and accessories decide rather than the price tag alone. Both are Champion Class model kits from Blokees, so the core building experience should feel familiar.
Finish and display presence
Seiya’s New Bronze Cloth is finished in brilliant metallic gold, which makes him stand out under shelf lighting. Shura wears his golden Capricorn Gold Cloth, a more traditional Gold Saint look. If you want a bright anniversary-style piece, Seiya fits; if you prefer a classic Gold Saint silhouette, Shura is the better match. Neither kit is described as die-cast or painted beyond what’s supplied, so expect a model-kit finish rather than a premium statue.
Accessories and posing
Shura includes interchangeable expressions and a translucent Excalibur attack effect, which gives you a dynamic action pose right out of the box. Seiya comes with interchangeable accessories, but the catalog does not specify exactly which ones, so check the product page if a particular accessory is essential. Both kits offer extensive articulation, so you can adjust stances without committing to a single pose.
Trade-offs to weigh
- Price vs. anniversary finish: Seiya costs USD 22.19 and Shura USD 20.43. The USD 1.76 difference buys Seiya’s metallic gold anniversary finish; if that shine isn’t important, Shura saves a little.
- Effect part vs. accessory unknown: Shura’s translucent Excalibur effect is a confirmed inclusion, while Seiya’s interchangeable accessories are not itemized in the catalog. If you want a guaranteed action effect, Shura is the safer pick. Check the product page for Seiya’s exact accessory list before ordering if a specific piece matters.
- Gold Saint vs. hero: Shura represents the Gold Saint roster, while Seiya is the series hero in a commemorative finish. Your existing collection should tip the decision: fill a Gold Saint gap with Shura, or add a standout Seiya if you lack one.
Product facts
- Blokees Saint Seiya Champion Class Capricorn Shura Model Kit: Capricorn Shura model kit with golden Capricorn Gold Cloth, interchangeable expressions, and a translucent Excalibur attack effect. The Excalibur effect lets you display Shura mid-attack, which adds energy to a static shelf.
Blokees Saint Seiya Champion Class Capricorn Shura Model Kit - Blokees Saint Seiya Champion Class EX Pegasus Seiya Golden Anniversary Edition Model Kit: Pegasus Seiya Golden Anniversary Edition with New Bronze Cloth in metallic gold and interchangeable accessories. The metallic gold finish makes Seiya a bright focal point, especially if you already own classic-colored figures.
Blokees Saint Seiya Champion Class EX Pegasus Seiya Golden Anniversary Edition Model Kit
Which kit fits you?
Best for
- Builders who want a metallic-gold anniversary centerpiece and don’t mind spending slightly more.
- Fans who prefer the main hero and want interchangeable accessories for varied displays.
Not for
- Collectors who specifically want a Gold Saint with a confirmed attack effect—choose Shura instead.
- Shoppers on the tightest budget who are happy with a classic Gold Cloth look.
