This 1/8-scale figure presents Ereshkigal in a poised, commanding stance befitting the Queen of the Underworld. She wears an ornate Babylonian-inspired costume rendered in deep blacks and midnight blues, accented with gold trim and ruby-red details that catch the light from her base. Her long hair flows behind her, sculpted with crisp strands and subtle movement, while a ceremonial crown sits atop her head. A flowing cape and layered robes create dramatic volume, and a tall lance is gripped firmly, angled across her body as if ready to strike. The sculpt captures delicate armor pieces, intricate engravings, and a subtle, ominous aura around her hands. The figure rests on a textured base with thematic glyphs, completing a regal, intimidating presentation suitable for display.

Within Fate/Grand Order and the Babylonia narrative, Ereshkigal is the steadfast ruler of the Underworld, sister to Ishtar, and a formidable force whose power commands both fear and respect. As the ruler of the land of shadows, she oversees the cycles of life and death, balancing mercy with inevitability. In the story arc she embodies isolation and unwavering resolve, confronting those who trespass into her domain while revealing the deeper truths about the cosmos and mortality. Her interactions with other gods and heroes expose a harsh worldview where power must be protected and orders upheld, even at great cost. This character merges ancient authority with tragic nuance, making her a compelling antagonist and ally depending on the moment, and her fate intertwines with the fates of the protagonists in a pivotal, emotionally charged arc.