Chloe von Einzbern statue by Broccoli captures the poised elegance and enigmatic aura of the character as seen in the film. The figure stands in a composed, slightly forward-leaning pose that suggests quiet resolve and magical focus. The sculpt emphasizes her long, flowing hair, sculpted with delicate strands and a sense of movement, painted with subtle shading to bring depth to highlights. Clothing is reproduced with attention to detail: the character's outfit features ceremonial motifs and fabric folds, with crisp lines on seams, belts, and accessories, all faithfully painted. The base is designed to complement the figure, with a minimal, cinematic backdrop that hints at the film’s setting. The overall palette uses muted tones with accents that mirror the film’s atmosphere; the finish includes gloss on jewelry and a soft matte on cloth to create contrast. The figure embodies both grace and mystery, inviting collectors to appreciate the character’s presence in the story.

Chloe von Einzbern appears in the Fate/kaleid Prisma Illya universe as a member of the Einzbern clan whose actions ripple through timelines and fates. In the film, her path intersects with Illyasviel von Einzbern and the project of the Kaleidomages, exploring themes of identity, memory, and the cost of power. Chloe’s motives are revealed through her interactions with other characters, her guarded demeanor, and moments of vulnerability. As the story unfolds, she challenges assumptions about who is friend or foe, and about what it means to bear a family legacy shaped by ancient magic. The narrative builds tension around questions of trust, purpose, and the boundaries of the self. The character’s development is tied to revelations about past events, choices, and the consequences those choices hold for the magical world’s future.