The one-legged torii in the collectible bears a striking resemblance to a monument to the nuclear attack on Nagasaki.

The manufacturer of the Assassin's Creed Shadows statue that caused controversy will pull the design after describing its initial appearance as "insensitive." This follows Ubisoft's pledge to shore up some elements of historical inaccuracy, with the title being delayed into February 2025.

An Assassin’s Creed Shadows figure is being pulled from sale, following mass criticism over its “insensitive” design.

A premium Assassin's Creed Shadows collectible gets pulled from sale, with its designer and manufacturer issuing an apology to fans.

In an occurrence that is growing worryingly common, Assassin's Creed Shadows is at the center of another controversy, this time over a collector's figurine.

An Assassin's Creed Shadows statue has had to be pulled due to a design that has been heavily criticised and labelled insensitive. Purearts' statue featured Yasuke and Naoe in a chibi style, on a broken Torii gate.

"After reading and processing the feedback, we have immediately returned to the drawing board and are currently reworking the design of the Qlectors Assassin's Creed Shadows Yasuk

An Assassin's Creed Shadows figure has been scrapped due to the torii it uses resembling the one bombed in Nagasaki during World War 2.

The maker of an Assassin's Creed Shadows statue has said it will now rework the model's design, after describing its appearance as "insensitive". In a statement released via social media yesterday, model company Purearts said it had "immediately returned to the drawing board" to rework its collectible statuette that featured Assassin's Creed