This Volks CharaGumin figure depicts Laios Touden from Dungeon Meshi in a compact, highly detailed display statue. The pose captures a moment of alert readiness, with Laios stepping slightly forward, one hand near the hilt of a practical sword, and the other resting near his waist belt. His hair is sculpted in a short, tousled style with subtle strands that catch the light. He wears a rugged adventurer’s outfit combining a sleeveless tunic, a weathered leather belt, pouches, and sturdy boots, all rendered in earthy browns and muted greens. A light cloak drapes over one shoulder, giving a sense of motion even when the figure is stationary. Texturing on the fabric and armor suggests wear from dungeon exploration, while small details such as buckles, seams, and strapwork emphasize the craftsmanship. The base resembles stone dungeon tiles with tiny dungeon accoutrements nearby. The color palette and finish evoke the character's practical, battle-hardened persona.

Laios Touden is the decisive and compassionate leader at the heart of Dungeon Meshi. In the story, he forms a small expedition team and plunges into an underground labyrinth in search of answers, rescue, and a way to survive the strange culinary realities of the dungeon. Across the series, Laios demonstrates steady strategic thinking, a willingness to listen to his companions, and an unshakable resolve when plans go awry. He faces monsters big and small and negotiates with danger in order to keep his group moving forward. The premise turns his journey into a study of courage, curiosity, and the idea that even the strangest obstacles can be overcome with teamwork, careful preparation, and a sense of humor about the odd and dangerous world they inhabit. His leadership is tempered by hardship and a growing appreciation for the unknowns inside the dungeon, including the strange chemistry of cooking encounters.