Gazelle The Peacemaker in the Black Beast colorway stands tall and imposing, a silhouette that immediately communicates danger and composure. The sculpt captures Gazelle’s lean, athletic frame with clean lines and layered armor that flows into a long, dramatic cape-like cloak. The finish uses a deep onyx base with subtle graphite shading along recessed panels and edges, giving a sense of weight and weathered texture. Fine linework highlights seams, rivets, and weapon mounts, while the eyes are etched with a cold, calculating gaze that seems to pierce through the viewer. The overall presentation balances matte surfaces with restrained gloss on select plates to mimic leather, metal, and high-tech components. The pose radiates quiet authority, as if Gazelle has paused in a calculated moment before executing a precise plan, a hallmark of the Black Beast iteration that emphasizes menace, control, and unflinching focus.

In the Trigun universe, Gazelle the Peacemaker is introduced as a shrewd and relentless bounty hunter who believes in justice on his own terms. He moves through the deserts and towns with cool confidence, reading people and situations with uncanny speed. His moniker, the Peacemaker, reflects his method: he prefers to end conflict by eliminating threats with surgical precision rather than engaging in protracted battles or grand speeches. Across encounters with Vash the Stampede and the other central characters, Gazelle tests loyalties, forcing allies to question what is truly lawful and what is merely expedient. The Black Beast design in this figure amplifies his aura of intimidation, with dark armor and a watchful stare that hints at a history of hard choices and costly victories. His story arc explores the gray areas between mercy and vengeance and raises questions about whether any man can claim ultimate justice in a world that prizes survival.