🟢 The Three Dark Vaders

🇫🇷 Description

In a galaxy not so far away… wisdom sometimes takes a slightly darker turn.

This model is a humorous reinterpretation of the famous Three Wise Monkeys, the traditional Japanese symbol that carries a simple moral message:
see no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil.

But when the Dark Side of the Force gets involved… things change a little.

Instead of avoiding evil, these three Sith lords decided to do the exact opposite: look for it, listen to it, and proudly announce it.

Welcome to The Three Dark Vaders, the imperial (and much less wise) version of this iconic symbol.

👁 Vader-Miru – See Evil
Unlike the wise monkey who refuses to see evil, Vader-Miru actively looks for it. Equipped with binoculars, he scans the galaxy for rebellions, hidden Jedi… or simply someone to intimidate with his very unsettling mechanical breathing.

👂 Vader-Kikaru – Hear Evil
Where the traditional symbol suggests ignoring evil, Vader-Kikaru prefers to listen to everything. With his listening device ready, no whisper of the Dark Side escapes him: rebel communications, secret Jedi meetings… and probably even stormtroopers complaining about their armor.

📣 Vader-Iwazaru – Speak Evil
The most enthusiastic of the trio. Armed with a megaphone, Vader-Iwazaru proudly broadcasts the Dark Side’s message across the galaxy. After all, if you’re going to rule the galaxy… you might as well say it loudly.

Together, these three statues form a humorous inversion of the traditional symbol, blending ancient philosophy with galactic villainy.

Where the monkeys promote restraint and wisdom, these three Sith proudly represent the opposite:
see evil, hear evil, and speak evil.

After all…
if the Dark Side has cookies, someone has to advertise them. 😈

🇬🇧 Description

In a galaxy not so far away… wisdom sometimes takes a slightly darker turn.

This model is a humorous reinterpretation of the famous Three Wise Monkeys, the traditional Japanese symbol that carries a simple moral message:
see no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil.

But when the Dark Side of the Force gets involved… things change a little.

Instead of avoiding evil, these three Sith lords decided to do the exact opposite: look for it, listen to it, and proudly announce it.

Welcome to The Three Dark Vaders, the imperial (and much less wise) version of this iconic symbol.

👁 Vader-Miru – See Evil
Unlike the wise monkey who refuses to see evil, Vader-Miru actively looks for it. Equipped with binoculars, he scans the galaxy for rebellions, hidden Jedi… or simply someone to intimidate with his very unsettling mechanical breathing.

👂 Vader-Kikaru – Hear Evil
Where the traditional symbol suggests ignoring evil, Vader-Kikaru prefers to listen to everything. With his listening device ready, no whisper of the Dark Side escapes him: rebel communications, secret Jedi meetings… and probably even stormtroopers complaining about their armor.

📣 Vader-Iwazaru – Speak Evil
The most enthusiastic of the trio. Armed with a megaphone, Vader-Iwazaru proudly broadcasts the Dark Side’s message across the galaxy. After all, if you’re going to rule the galaxy… you might as well say it loudly.

Together, these three statues form a humorous inversion of the traditional symbol, blending ancient philosophy with galactic villainy.

Where the monkeys promote restraint and wisdom, these three Sith proudly represent the opposite:
see evil, hear evil, and speak evil.

After all…
if the Dark Side has cookies, someone has to advertise them. 😈