This Fate/Grand Order Okita Souji figure by Nekomint presents the beloved swordswoman in a dynamic, ready-for-action pose. The sculpting emphasizes Okita's flowing hair, her calm, confident expression, and the crisp lines of her outfit. Her costume blends traditional Japanese styling with the anime aesthetic, featuring layered fabrics, subtle folds, and a graceful balance between movement and poise. She holds a katana in one hand, the blade catching light to reveal a sharp edge, while the other hand is positioned to suggest balance and readiness. The paintwork highlights skin tone, eye color, and delicate shading on the face, with careful weathering on boots and accessories. The base is themed to echo a training ground or wooden floor, providing a stable, unobtrusive platform that enhances the pose without distracting from Okita's presence. Overall, the figure captures her cheerful resolve, energy, and sword-wielding prowess.

Okita Souji is introduced in Fate/Grand Order as a cheerful, energetic swordswoman from the late Edo period who joins the player's Servant ensemble. A loyal member of the Shinsengumi, she trains relentlessly to improve her skills, while maintaining a bright, optimistic attitude that lifts those around her. Across the stories, Okita grows from a quick, sometimes impulsive fighter into a dependable ally who can steady the team in difficult missions. Her bond with her master and fellow Servants reflects her strong sense of duty, friendship, and protection of those she cares about. Though young, she carries a serious sense of responsibility for safeguarding others, and her swordwork embodies discipline, speed, and graceful, almost playful technique. This figure aims to evoke those contrasts—her warm personality and formidable combat readiness—serving as a tribute to a beloved character from Fate/Grand Order.