This 1/8 scale figure presents Edmond Dantès in a summer mizugi rei Koromo variant that emphasizes elegant lines and refined detailing. The sculpt captures a poised, slightly reserved stance with carefully rendered hair strands that flow naturally around the shoulders and back. The swimsuit and outer koromo layers show realistic fabric textures, creases and translucency effects that enhance depth. Paintwork highlights subtle skin shading, delicate facial features, and crisp color transitions on the costume. Fine details such as seams, buckles or decorative trims are crisply modeled. A stable base complements the composition and supports dynamic balance, while hand-finished touches and clean assembly points convey premium production quality designed to please collectors.

Edmond Dantès in Fate/Grand Order is a reinterpretation of the classic Count of Monte Cristo character, adapted into the Servant archetype with a complex blend of vengeance, nobility and tragic resolve. In many adaptations he carries the weight of betrayal and long imprisonment, which forges his relentless pursuit of justice and calculated retribution. Within FGO lore, his presence often conveys a stoic dignity beneath an intense commitment to righting wrongs and protecting those he values, sometimes placing him at odds with more idealistic allies. Interactions with other Servants reveal both strategic cunning and moments of unexpected compassion, creating a layered personality that shifts between cold intellect and poignant empathy as events and bonds evolve in the story.