This figure captures Marth, the protagonist of the Fire Emblem series, in a dignified pose that truly brings out his character as the Hero-King. The craftsmanship by Tokura and paintwork by Shoushin Murakawa highlight Marth's gallant appearance, with attention to detail that makes the armor gleam and his cape flow as if caught in a gentle breeze. Based on the special illustration by Daisuke Izuka, Marth is depicted leading his army with a confident gaze that inspires courage. His iconic tiara, the symbol of his royalty and lineage, and the grip on his sword, ready for battle, are depicted with exquisite detail, making this figure a masterpiece that embodies the spirit of the Fire Emblem series.

Marth, known as the Hero-King in the Fire Emblem series, is a central figure in the lore of the franchise. Originating from 'Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon & the Blade of Light,' he is the prince of Altea and direct descendant of Anri, the warrior who slew the dark dragon Medeus. After his kingdom falls to the Dolhr Empire, Marth embarks on a quest to reclaim his homeland and rescue his sister. Throughout his journey, he gathers a diverse band of allies, recovers the sacred sword Falchion, and uses it to defeat Medeus. Marth's leadership and bravery not only restore peace to the land but also unite the continent of Archanea, earning him the title of Hero-King. His legacy is one of courage, compassion, and unwavering determination.