The Gekijouban Fate/Stay Night: Heaven's Feel - Gilgamesh - Nendoroid Doll presents a compact yet striking interpretation of the legendary King of Heroes. Standing at 140 mm tall, the figure captures Gilgamesh's regal bearing through a meticulously crafted gold-toned armor that gleams with a convincing metallic finish. The armor pieces are sculpted with fine engravings and subtle weathering to evoke ancient grandeur, while a richly colored cape adds depth with red and jewel tones that contrast the gold. The head sculpt conveys a calm, calculating arrogance, with sharp eyes and a composed expression that hints at his vast experience and cunning. Interchangeable hands and accessories allow for dynamic poses—from a commanding, forward-facing stance to a more ceremonial, dignified pose. The doll spirit is reinforced by fabric garments and detachable pieces that provide tactile realism, while a compact stand enables stable display. Overall, the visual presentation emphasizes Gilgamesh’s majesty, power, and aloof sophistication, inviting fans to stage scenes from Heaven's Feel or showcase the character in a standalone, museum-like display. The package design complements the figure with a luxurious aesthetic that resonates with fans of Fate and collectors seeking a refined, collectible interpretation of this iconic king.

Gilgamesh, the self-proclaimed King of Heroes, makes a formidable entrance into Fate/stay night: Heaven's Feel as a catalyst whose immense power and ancient authority ripple through the Holy Grail War. In this route, his interactions with Shirou Emiya, Sakura Matou, and the shadowy factions vying for control reveal a character of paradoxes: an overwhelming confidence rooted in ages of conquests, paired with a surprising awareness of the fragility of human desire. He wields boundless treasure and unmatched prestige, and his decisions influence the balance of power in ways that can elevate or devastate those around him. While his tone often radiates arrogance, Gilgamesh’s insistence on order and discernment reflects a ruler who has seen civilizations rise and fall, granting him a strategic mind that is both calculating and perceptive. His presence challenges the other masters and servants to confront the true cost of ambition when the Holy Grail’s promised power collides with the moral complexities of the world around him. The Heaven's Feel narrative threads his legend into a broader meditation on power, legacy, and the responsibilities that accompany legendary status. For fans, Gilgamesh embodies the tension between a benevolent ideal of kingship and the reality that absolute power can corrupt or justify actions that reverberate long after the final stele of the war is laid to rest.