This 1/10 scale rendition of Ciel Phantomhive captures the young earl in meticulous Victorian detail, standing approximately 160 mm tall. The sculpt emphasizes elegant tailoring: a fitted tailcoat with crisp lapels, layered ruffles at the cuffs and collar, and carefully rendered folds that suggest movement in the fabric. Ciel's hair is sculpted in delicate strands with subtle shading, and his steely gaze is faithfully reproduced with glossy paint on the visible eye while the signature eye patch is textured to imply fabric. Finishing touches include sculpted buttons, a small bow or brooch at the neck, and polished boots. The figure's paintwork balances matte skin tones with slightly satin textiles to create depth, and it rests on a compact themed base that complements the character's aristocratic aesthetic.

Ciel Phantomhive is the young head of the Phantomhive noble house and the driven protagonist of Kuroshitsuji (Black Butler). After surviving a traumatic childhood marked by the murder of his parents and the loss of his family estate, Ciel assumes the mantle of Earl and runs the Funtom toy and confectionery businesses while secretly serving as the Queen's watchdog, investigating crimes and conspiracies that fall outside ordinary law. Cold, fiercely intelligent and ruthlessly pragmatic, he is defined by a singular desire for revenge against those responsible for his suffering. Ciel's partnership with his enigmatic demon butler, bound by a supernatural contract, amplifies both his resources and his moral complexity. Though outwardly composed and often imperious, Ciel conceals vulnerability and trauma beneath a cultured, calculating exterior, making him one of the series' most compelling and tragic figures.