Silent, fanatical and merciless... The Monks of Diizzann have worshipped the Ancient Evil since time immemorial. They wait beyond the prying eyes of men, in the vast catacombs beneath the Siberian wastes. They train their bodies relentlessly; only peak physical condition will be tolerated in the eyes of the Master. The higher Monks are vital in the heirarchy of the Ancient Evil, and sometimes advise even the mighty Emperor Azgoth.
"Doomsday archives have fortold it... fortold of the Diizzann Monks, praying to their prehistoric prophecies - their time to rise in service to their Lord will soon be at hand..."



Head - GTG head wear
Body - Gung Ho
Legs - Lady Jaye
Axe - GTG
Waist thing - PotC

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Those parts work really well together.
Nice figure.

that helmet is cool

Thanks, guys.

Tim, you forgot to mention you don't like Microman hands.

Anyway, Here's another -

Diizzann Royal Guard

Unswervingly loyal, merciless, and unquestioning - the Diizzann royal guards are bred into their role, devoting their entire lives to duty. To serve the Master is their ultimate triumph, and also their greatest reward. Trained in pairs from childhood by the shadowy Diizzann Monks, they hone their bodies into living weapons deep in the underground catacombs beneath the Siberian Wastes. Ruthlessly efficient in all manner of hand to hand weapons and the most arcane witchcraft, they carry out the Monk's bidding with stoic devotion. They are the ultimate protectors of the diabolical Emperor Azgoth, and are never far from his side. Azgoth prefers them to conceal themselves in the shadows, then strike with unmatched speed and decisiveness when called for. When they do not train or attend their duty, they congregate on the precipice of the chasm between dimensions in constant prayer to the Ancient Evil - who's impending return has long been prophesied.








Thanks to Zpan Sven for help with the bio!

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Both are very creative and figures I'd love to have in my collection.
Kick ass work as always, Marcus.

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Great figures, both of them! And that axe is awesome! Always nice to read background stories too. The bands around the elbows on the first figure is a bit weird, but I guess it's ok.

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