Meticulously crafted in 1/4 scale, this Fate/Grand Order Jeanne d'Arc (Alter) Bride statue captures the contrast between a solemn knight and a festive bride. The figure stands in a poised, confident stance, her gaze steady and slightly downcast, conveying subtle melancholy and resolve. The Bride version blends Alter's signature dark, lacquered armor with delicate bridal elements—soft white fabrics, flowing cape, and a bridal headpiece or veil—accented by gold trim and dark, luminous accents. Her hair is long and jet-black, sculpted to cascade around her shoulders with realistic strands. The armor panels are finely tuned with weathered texture and subtle metallic paint, while the fabric portions are painted with gentle shading to show folds and movement. The base features ornate architecture and floral motifs, enhancing the regal aura. The overall finish highlights high-contrast shading, crisp linework, and a sense of movement, making this a standout centerpiece for any anime figure shelf.

Jeanne d'Arc Alter, known in Fate/Grand Order as an Alter Ego who embodies a darker version of the saintly Jeanne d'Arc, arises from intense hatred and a crucible of conflict within the Holy Grail War narratives. She strips away the saintly facade and adopts a stern, uncompromising stance, wielding power with cold calculation yet a strong resolve to protect what she believes is true justice. In the game's chapters she confronts enemies with ruthless efficiency, her Noble Phantasm often manifesting as a fearsome blade or aura of dark energy, and she carries a complex sense of duty that contrasts with her grim demeanor. The Bride variant portrayed in this statue reimagines her as a ceremonial heroine, merging the sense of solemn duty with a ceremonial, almost celebratory aesthetic, while preserving the underlying intensity of her character. It serves as a visual reminder of the duality in Fate/Grand Order's storytelling.