Dokuro no Kishi stands tall and imposing, clad in bone-white armor that resembles weathered skeletal remains. The helm is a hollow skull with empty eye sockets that catch the light, framed by dark metal accents and subtle weathering to evoke age and battle. Large capes or cloth drape behind him, moving as if blown by an otherworldly wind, with torn edges and sigils that glow faintly in crimson or violet hues. His greatsword is oversized, with a blade that looks as if carved from dark obsidian, and grip and guard accented by bone motifs. The sculpt captures the weight and menace of the knight, with broad shoulders, a compact torso, and a dramatic stance that communicates power and restraint. The paintwork emphasizes shadow, metallic shine, and bone textures for a dramatic, Gothic look suitable for Berserk fans.

Within the Berserk universe, the Dokuro no Kishi, known to fans as the Skull Knight, appears when the world teeters on the edge of night. He moves with calm inevitability, a relic of a forgotten age who witnesses both human courage and cosmic ruin. His armor, carved to resemble bone, and his unblinking helm give the impression of someone who has walked centuries of battles and survived the eclipse. The Skull Knight often acts as a cryptic protector and reluctant guide to Guts and his companions, offering warnings about the true cost of power and the gods that govern fate. Though his motives remain obscure, his actions hint at a deeper connection between the mortal world and astral realms where demons and apostles vie for control. Across multiple arcs, he appears as a steady, unnerving force who manipulates events from the shadows, leaving behind questions that echo long after his sword rests.