Standing in a poised, battle-ready stance, the Lupin III - Ishikawa Goemon Creator×Creator figure captures Goemon’s quiet intensity. The sculpt emphasizes the knot of his hakama and the crisp lines of his kimono, with subtle weathering on the fabric to suggest years of travel. His long, swept-back hair frames a focused expression and piercing eyes, conveying the man who walks the path of a ronin with unwavering discipline. He grips the katana with both hands, blade sheathed but ready, the tsuba and menuki details etched to mirror traditional craftsmanship. The sculptor has paid particular attention to movement: the cloak-like tails of his garment flow with an implied breeze, while the stance communicates balance and devastating precision. The color palette favors deep blues and crimson accents, contrasted by metallic blade finish and realistic gloss on the scabbard. A compact base ensures stability while hinting at a traditional street scene vibe.

Ishikawa Goemon, the legendary thief-samurai of Lupin III, is defined by a stern code of honor and a fearless sword craft. In the series, Goemon travels with Lupin, Jigen, and Fujiko, drawn by a restless sense of justice that often pits him against criminals and the shadows of his own past. His signature weapon, a razor-edged katana, embodies both beauty and lethal precision, capable of cleaving danger with measured, almost ceremonial calm. The creator×creator figure honors his stoic aura: a man who speaks with actions rather than words, who moves with the economy of a seasoned swordsman. Across adventures, Goemon’s loyalty to his friends is tempered by a willingness to stand apart when principles are at stake. This statue invites collectors to reflect on his calm demeanor, his unwavering focus, and the quiet strength that makes him one of Lupin’s most enigmatic allies.