Every great adventure starts with a pile of slimes.

This knight poster, Victory Knight, shows a pixel-art hero in silver-blue armor crouched on a heap of round slime creatures, his shield lit up with a single word: VICTORY. For RPG players who still remember their first fight, this thick matte print is a win worth hanging, and it is an easy gift for anyone setting up a game room.

The design: a pixel knight holding his ground on a heap of slimes

A young knight with short blond hair, blue eyes and a serious, focused look drops into a low battle crouch at the center of the print. His silver-blue plate armor catches the light at the shoulders, where small gold studs dot the plates, and a brown belt crosses his waist. In one hand he holds a long pale-blue sword straight up, its blade glowing and its crossguard and pommel picked out in gold.

In front of his body he braces a heater-style shield with a gold rim. Its face glows the same pale blue as the sword, with the word VICTORY spelled out in blocky pixel capitals and rune-like chevron marks above and below it. It is the only word on the whole poster.

Under his boots lies a heap of small round blob creatures in purple, green, yellow, blue and pink-red, each with two dot eyes and a flat little mouth. They look more unimpressed than defeated: nobody is hurt and nothing is gory, just one knight on top of a very colorful pile. Behind it all, a plain gradient fades from slate blue at the top to teal and aqua at the bottom, with no scenery to pull focus.

It is drawn in true pixel art, with visible square pixels and dark outlines, in the style of a classic role-playing game hero sprite. In those games, slimes are the very first monsters you meet outside the starting village, and clearing a few of them is your first small taste of being the hero. This print freezes that moment and writes the result on the shield.

A knight poster on sturdy matte paper, in portrait and square

• 16 sizes, A1 and A2 included: eleven portrait sizes from 5″×7″ (12.7 × 17.8 cm) to 24″×36″ (61.0 × 91.4 cm), plus five squares from 10″×10″ (25.4 × 25.4 cm) to 18″×18″ (45.7 × 45.7 cm)
• Enhanced Matte Paper, 189 g/m² and 10.3 mil thick: a sheet with real body and a flat, non-shiny face, so a desk lamp won't flash off the shield
• 94% opacity, so the wall behind it never tints the blue-to-teal background
• 104% ISO brightness, a clean white base for the pale-blue sword and the candy-colored slimes
• Paper sourced from Japan
• Frame not included; crafted on demand once you order

Who it's for

RPG players, retro and pixel-art game fans, and anyone who still smiles at the first hour of a new adventure, when the only thing in your way is a field of slimes. It works above a gaming desk, in a game room or dorm, or in a kid's or teen's bedroom, and it makes a cheerful present for a birthday, the holidays, a new game room or the day someone finishes their first big RPG.

Quick answers

Is the knight from a particular game?

No. He isn't a character from any game series, and the poster carries no logo or title. VICTORY on the shield is the only lettering, so he fits whichever RPGs you grew up with.

Is it too fierce for a child's room?

Not at all. There is no blood, damage or scary face anywhere; the only drama is a knight looking very serious about a pile of blobs. The mood is a proud little win, an easy fit for younger players and their first game shelf.

Do the square sizes crop the knight?

No. Every size shows the whole knight, sword and slime pile. On the squares the art sits a little smaller, with open blue-teal space at the left and right; on portrait sizes the slime pile stretches all the way to both side edges.

Which size should I pick for my wall?

Over a bed or sofa, choose 18″×24″ (45.7 × 61.0 cm) or 24″×36″ (61.0 × 91.4 cm), so the VICTORY lettering reads from the doorway. For a desk corner or bookshelf, try 8″×10″ (20.3 × 25.4 cm) or the 12″×12″ (30.5 × 30.5 cm) square.

Shipping and returns

Free US shipping. US delivery usually 5–12 business days. Easy 30-day returns.

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