This 703 mm statue captures Nameless King (Mumei no Ou) from Dark Souls III in a regal, imposing pose that commands attention on any display. The Nameless King's ornate armor gleams with a weathered bronze patina, adorned with intricate filigree and a flowing cape. Behind him, the colossal dragon rises with textured scales and a dark, stormy color palette that mirrors the game's ominous atmosphere. The figure stands on a ruinous base that evokes the ancient kingdoms and the storms that birthed him. Subtle highlight accents emphasize the spear, helm, cloak, and armor edges, while careful shading gives depth to every scale and plate. The overall composition conveys power, myth, and the weight of aeons, making it a dramatic centerpiece for a dedicated collection.

Nameless King, known in the common tongue as Mumei no Ou, is a legendary sovereign and a formidable dragon rider whose true name has faded into legend. In ages past he forged alliances between knightly orders and the dragons that haunted the ancient lands, mastering storms and spearcraft to guide his people through wavering war and famine. Yet his power attracted rivals and fear, and he was cast into exile, becoming a symbol whispered by veterans and scholars alike. Bound to the dragon King of the Storm, he remains both guardian and judge of fallen realms, his presence shaping the fate of kingdoms even after his mortal throne has faded. Those who seek his tale encounter themes of duty, ambition, and the tragic price of glory, a story that resonates through the ash and fire of Dark Souls III.