Oberon stands in a commanding pose that captures the regal menace of the Fairy King in Fate/Grand Order. The figure is sculpted with meticulous attention to facial features, hair strands, and the subtle expression that blends wisdom with a hint of mischief. His armor is intricately detailed with filigree and heraldic motifs, accented by a flowing cape or cloak that moves with the gesture. The bases are designed to resemble enchanted ground, with carved runes that glow under the light. The paintwork highlights layered textures: polished metal-like armor, weathered cloth, and translucent effects on ornaments. The overall silhouette emphasizes height and presence, bringing the character to life at 1/6 scale.

Oberon is introduced in Fate/Grand Order as the enigmatic ruler of the Faerie Realm, a king whose rules are as ancient as the forest itself. Though he occupies a position of lofty authority, his decisions are tempered by a fair-minded sense of balance and a willingness to bargain with mortals when the stakes are high. In battle he wields powers drawn from nature and illusion, capable of bending light, summoning spectral guardians, and turning the tide with sudden, unpredictable moves. His motivations often center on protecting the harmony between the mortal world and the realm of faeries, yet he will not hesitate to test the resolve of those who claim to serve justice. The figure captures this dual nature through a poised stance, a stern gaze, and an aura that hints at hidden depth, suggesting a past filled with secrets and a future yet to unfold in the Holy Grail narratives.