The figure depicts Shuten Douji with long flowing crimson hair and two small horns, wearing a stylized kimono with dark purple and gold accents, and an ornate belt. The sculpt emphasizes smooth, glossy surfaces with subtle texturing on her garments to mimic fabric folds and embroidery. Her expression is mischievous, with a sly smile and piercing eyes, conveying her legendary temper and charm. The pose is dynamic, as if she just finished a playful lunge, her left hand holding a sake cup while her right hand rests on her hip. The base resembles rocky terrain with torii gate motifs, painted in deep reds and smoky purples to complement her palette. Fine detail on jewelry, claw-like nails, and ornamental accessories adds depth.

Shuten Douji, in Fate/Grand Order, is presented as a formidable oni whose legend blends mischief with a surprising depth of noble sentiment. In the game’s narrative she embodies a merciful yet ferociously passionate personality, often teasing allies while guarding them with overwhelming strength. Her origin lies in the classic tales of the intoxicating feast she hosted, but in FGO her role expands to a complex Servant who wields a mix of dark magic and ceremonial prowess. This figure captures that dual nature: a formidable presence on the battlefield and a playful, almost roguish charm in social scenes. Her backstory connects ancient folklore with modern adventures, making her a memorable addition to the Fate/Grand Order roster.