From FuRyu's Fate/Grand Order line, Okita Souji Noodle Stopper is rendered in a lively, action-ready pose that brings the character to life in a compact display. The sculpt captures her long, flowing hair swept to the side with individual strands carved for movement. Her outfit blends traditional and stylized elements— a crisp, layered kimono-like top, sash, and boots—procedurally shaded to reveal folds, creases, and subtle weathering. The figure uses the Noodle Stopper scale to stay compact while preserving a faithful likeness, with a precise sword hilt and sheath detail. The paintwork is clean, with careful linework along the edges and gentle color transitions that suggest light catching on fabric and metal. The base is minimal, allowing Okita's pose and silhouette to take center stage, suitable for desk or shelf display.

Okita Souji in Fate/Grand Order is depicted as a nimble and determined Saber-class Servant whose cheerful demeanor hides a sharp, relentless sword technique. In the game's narrative, she travels through time and acts as a steadfast ally in the service of the Master she bonded with, combining a playful, occasionally tsundere personality with moments of sincere loyalty and courage. Her legend in Fate/Grand Order draws on the historical Okita, but the game envisions her with a heroic, idealized edge: she fights not only to protect friends but to uphold a sense of honor and duty. This figure aims to evoke that duality - the bright, infectious energy that makes others smile, tempered by the focus and discipline required to draw and wield her blade in a split-second clash. Across events and battles, Okita's character evolves, revealing humor, warmth, and a readiness to sacrifice for those she follows.