Gyuutarou is captured in this 120 mm figure with a chilling presence from the Ichiban Kuji Oni no Sumu Machi line. The sculpt emphasizes his gaunt, angular frame, with pale, almost ghostly skin contrasting his dark, tattered robes that swirl around him as if caught in a restless wind. His crimson eyes burn with sly intelligence, while his lips curve into a confident, predatory smile. Fine details highlight his long, unruly hair and the sinister lines of his demonic markings. The signature weapon blades are rendered with a weathered metal finish and sharp edges, balanced by careful shading on the creature’s limbs to convey tension and readiness for combat. The base evokes a moody, urban alley scene, enhancing the figure’s sinister aura and making Gyuutarou feel like a moment frozen in a critical confrontation.

Gyuutarou is one of the most memorable antagonists in Kimetsu no Yaiba. Once a human who endured hardship and prejudice, he became a demon after a brutal transformation alongside his sister Daki. As Upper Moon Six, he commands cunning, ruthlessness, and a fierce protective loyalty to his sister. In battle, he wields sickle-like weapons with deadly precision, fighting with a blend of street-smart aggression and demonic power. His story intersects Tanjiro’s path through the Entertainment District and the climactic confrontations that test both Tanjiro’s resolve and the siblings' bond. The figure embodies that dual nature: the tragic origin of a demon fused with the brutal charisma of a risen predator. The duo’s history, their battles, and their eventual fate echo themes of family, trauma, and resilience that drive the saga’s dramatic moments.