This figure depicts Griffith from Berserk in a poised, commanding stance that captures his calm confidence and strategic mind. The armor is richly detailed with ornate filigree and weathered metallic accents, highlighting engravings and layered plates that reflect light with a subtle sheen. His long, silvery-white hair is sculpted to cascade past his shoulders, catching a sense of motion as if buffeted by an unseen wind. The cape flows dramatically behind him, sculpted to hang with gravity while revealing the underlayers of his royal battle garb. A finely crafted sword rests at his side, its hilt and guard picked out with precise definition, while a cloak clasp hints at leadership. The base grounds the figure in a dynastic, battlefield-inspired setting, giving scale and context to the composition.

Griffith is the enigmatic leader of the Band of the Hawk, a visionary with a singular dream of creating a utopia through any means necessary. He inspires loyalty with charisma, intellect, and an almost calculating poise that masks the vulnerability beneath. His ambition drives him to sacrifice personal relationships and moral scruples for a greater destiny, a choice that culminates in a fateful, catastrophic decision during the Eclipse. The arc traces his rise from a gifted dreamer into a figure whose charm masks a ruthless resolve, and whose fate reshapes the world and the lives of those who once followed him. The character's complexity—his serene exterior, ruthless tactical mind, and tragic consequences—makes him a lasting focal point of Berserk's legend and tragedy.