Do you feel the electricity in the air? In "Clash of Currents," two forces of elemental power square off in an eternal duel to the death. On one side, the crackling might of the Electric Tiger; on the other, the scorching fury of the Fire Dragon. Between them, blades flash and storms ignite, locked in a rivalry that could split the skies themselves. This 120-piece collection by Orangehare designer KATO spans five categories—Electric Tiger, Fire Dragon, Rivals of the Storm, Swordplay and The ocean duel—each a concept captured in time. Like his earlier drop "Hitokoma 2x2," Kato once again channels anime’s high drama into vivid stills, leaving the outcome, and the backstory, entirely up to the viewer.

Do you feel the electricity in the air? In "Clash of Currents," two forces of elemental power square off in an eternal duel to the death. On one side, the crackling might of the Electric Tiger; on the other, the scorching fury of the Fire Dragon. Between them, blades flash and storms ignite, locked in a rivalry that could split the skies themselves. This 120-piece collection by Orangehare designer KATO spans five categories—Electric Tiger, Fire Dragon, Rivals of the Storm, Swordplay and The ocean duel—each a concept captured in time. Like his earlier drop "Hitokoma 2x2," Kato once again channels anime’s high drama into vivid stills, leaving the outcome, and the backstory, entirely up to the viewer.

Do you feel the electricity in the air? In "Clash of Currents," two forces of elemental power square off in an eternal duel to the death. On one side, the crackling might of the Electric Tiger; on the other, the scorching fury of the Fire Dragon. Between them, blades flash and storms ignite, locked in a rivalry that could split the skies themselves. This 120-piece collection by Orangehare designer KATO spans five categories—Electric Tiger, Fire Dragon, Rivals of the Storm, Swordplay and The ocean duel—each a concept captured in time. Like his earlier drop "Hitokoma 2x2," Kato once again channels anime’s high drama into vivid stills, leaving the outcome, and the backstory, entirely up to the viewer.