A side character can be the point
A fandom object does not have to present the protagonist. Fangamer’s The Last Stag Lapel Pin gives this particular Hollow Knight character its own small format, credited to Amanda Johnson. It is an appealing direction when the recipient names the Stag rather than simply saying they like the game. That specificity can make the object feel more considered than choosing whichever main-character portrait is easiest to recognise. It is a personal preference, not a ranking of which character a proper fan should collect.
A small object, with a deliberately limited claim
The US description gives a two-inch width; the Japanese product table gives approximately 5 cm and lists alloy as the main material. Those records establish a named small object, not a full costume or a large display figure. Choose it when a compact character reference is what the person wants. The alloy label does not disclose every metal, and the read descriptions do not establish a particular fastener: someone who needs a known composition or a specific attachment should resolve that exact requirement rather than infer it from an enlarged front image.
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