Up for sale is an original, one-of-a-kind production cel used in the making of the Ah! My Goddess! OVA series, featuring Urd in a striking close-up portrait. This is a strong collector image with excellent expression, beautiful flowing hair, and a clean, display-friendly composition.
This image of Urd is from Episode 2 of the Ah! My Goddess (1993) OVA, titled "Midsummer Night's Dream". In this episode, Urd makes her debut by stepping out of a television screen. She wearing this specific red jacket with a fur collar while "helping" Keiichi and Belldandy progress their relationship during a trip to the beach.
Urd remains one of the most recognizable and collectible characters from the franchise, and this cel captures her in a memorable hero-shot style image that displays beautifully. Original production artwork from Ah! My Goddess! is sought after by collectors who appreciate the series’ elegant character designs, fantasy atmosphere, and classic AIC cel-era craftsmanship.
A beautiful example of vintage 1990s anime art from one of the era’s most beloved OVA titles.
Product Information
Series: Ah! My Goddess! OVA
Episode: OVA 2
Character: Urd
Studio: AIC
Medium: Original hand-painted production cel
Douga: Non-matching douga/stuck
Image Size: 9.5 x 10 5/8 inches
Condition: Very good overall vintage condition with normal production and age-related handling/storage wear consistent with anime cels of this era. Cel is stuck to a non-matching douga. Please review photos for exact condition. Stored in a climate-controlled environment since the early 1990s.
Certificate of Authenticity:
Includes a Certificate of Authenticity (COA) from Streamline Productions.
Shipping & Packaging:
Artwork is professionally packaged in a new polypropylene bag and shipped securely to ensure safe arrival.
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