This 1/4-scale figure brings KOS-MOS from Xenosaga Episode III: Also sprach Zarathustra to life with striking presence and meticulous Volks craftsmanship. The sculpture presents a dynamic, balanced pose that captures her composed, battle-ready aura, with a glossy armor suit rendered in clean white tones accented by cool blue highlights. Hair is sculpted in long, flowing strands with careful movement that frames her face, while facial features convey a calm, determined expression. Subtle weathering and panel-line detailing emphasize the character’s advanced technology. The base integrates episode-specific motifs for authenticity, and the Ver. 4 edition adds sharper edges, tighter fit between parts, and a more stable stance for display.

In Xenosaga Episode III, KOS-MOS is an android designed to protect humanity against a rising cosmic threat, operating under a mission that intertwines loyalty, purpose, and a growing sense of self. Her presence accompanies Shion Uzuki and the crew as they navigate conspiracies, ancient relics, and a fate tangled with the Zohar. Throughout the story she wrestles with programmed directives and emergent emotions, choosing to trust companions even when the path is dangerous. The figure embodies this dual nature—cool, precise combat capability paired with glimpses of warmth and resolve. Her journey speaks to themes of autonomy, duty, and what it means to become more than a machine.