Jeanne d'Arc (Alter) Gaikotsu, ver. 2 presents a striking fusion of gothic armor and bone-inspired detailing. The sculpt traces sharp lines along a sleek silhouette, with angular shoulder plates and a chest armor that nods to both holy knight motifs and the skeletal theme implied by 'Gaikotsu.' A flowing cape, torn at the edges, adds a dynamic sense of movement as if caught in a moment of decisive action. The color scheme balances midnight black with gunmetal highlights and subtle crimson accents at the edges of the armor, drawing attention to the weapon and emblematic pauldrons. The figure holds a longsword with intricate engravings, while the base grounds the pose with a stony, tomb-like appearance. The finish emphasizes depth through airbrushed shading and careful dry brushing, giving the impression of weight and presence. Overall, the piece offers a commanding, dramatic silhouette suitable for display.

Within the Fate/Grand Order storyline, Jeanne d'Arc Alter is a darker incarnation of the saintly Jeanne who has been touched by the Grail’s corrupting influence. In this version, the Alter ego's devotion becomes a hardened flame, turning mercy into ruthless resolve. She operates under a grim code: protect the innocent by whatever means necessary, even if the methods seem stark or brutal. Her armor and weapon symbolize a reconciliation of sacred duty with the harsher realities of battle. As a character, she confronts not only external foes but the inner moral conflict of wielding power without hesitation. This Gaikotsu variant captures that intensity—an embodiment of resolve forged in shadow, walking the line between salvation and vengeance as she marches toward her destined confrontation with those who threaten her ideals.