Good Smile Company Opens Pre-Orders for Valorant's Omen Statue: 'I am the beginning. I am the end.'
Good Smile Company has officially announced the opening of pre-orders for a new collectible statue of Omen, the enigmatic agent from Riot Games' tactical first-person shooter, Valorant. This highly anticipated figure, capturing the character known for his teleportation abilities and mastery over darkness, is set to become a prized possession for collectors by November 2026.
Standing at an impressive 25 cm (approximately 9.8 inches) tall and crafted from durable plastic, the statue is available for purchase at 12,000 Japanese Yen, which roughly translates to 5975 Russian Rubles. Collectors eager to add this unique piece to their collection will need to exercise patience, as shipments are scheduled to commence in late 2026.
In Valorant, Omen is renowned for his signature abilities that sow confusion and control the battlefield. He can unleash charges of darkness that temporarily limit enemies' vision, deploy dark spheres to block sightlines, and expertly teleport across the map to outmaneuver opponents and secure strategic positions.
Omen remains one of the most mysterious characters within the Valorant universe. Very little is known about his origins; he is widely believed to be a wraith-like entity, perpetually striving to "reassemble himself" while enduring constant pain and grappling with a fragmented consciousness. His cryptic nature makes him a fan-favorite, perfectly captured in this new collectible.
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