Ghosts'n'Goblins Red Arremer - Pixel Frame 23x23cm

Face your fears and celebrate one of retro gaming's most notorious enemies!

The Red Arremer from Ghosts'n'Goblins has terrorized players since 1985, dive-bombing poor Arthur with relentless aerial attacks. Now you can immortalize this demonic adversary in stunning 3D pixel art with this officially licensed Pixel Frame shadowbox. This isn't just another piece of wall art – it's a multi-layered tribute to one of the most challenging and memorable enemies in arcade gaming history.

Bringing Retro Gaming to Life in Three Dimensions

What makes Pixel Frames truly special is their innovative construction. Each frame features multiple laser-cut layers that are carefully positioned at different depths within the shadowbox, transforming flat 2D pixel art into an eye-catching 3D display. The foreground, midground, and background elements are precisely distanced using foam backing, creating genuine depth and dimension that brings the Red Arremer's menacing presence right out of the screen and into your living space.

Perfect for Collectors and Retro Gaming Enthusiasts

Measuring 23x23cm (9x9 inches), this Pixel Frame is the ideal size for any gaming setup, whether you're decorating your game room, office, or living area. The frame is designed for versatile display – hang it proudly on your wall or place it on a shelf alongside your other gaming memorabilia. As an officially licensed Capcom® product, you're getting authentic quality that respects the legacy of this classic franchise. The included optional commemorative plaque adds an extra touch of authenticity to your display, making it clear that you're a true connoisseur of retro gaming history.

Long mistaken as a stage boss due to their incredible difficulty, Red Arremers are actually recurring enemies that have haunted players for decades. This Pixel Frame captures the essence of countless gaming moments – the panic, the challenge, and the unforgettable experience of facing these airborne demons. It's more than decoration; it's a conversation starter and a badge of honor for anyone who survived Arthur's perilous quest.