Product visual description: The figure depicts Ibaraki Douji in her Oni ni Koromo version, captured in a dynamic, bold pose that exudes both ferocity and charm. She stands with one leg forward and a slight lean, ready to confront any challenger, while her elaborate koromo cloak billows behind her with every implied gust of wind. Her lacquered armor pieces gleam in crimson and gold, contrasted by dark hair and piercing eyes that hint at mischief. Horn accessories and subtle demon markings are delicately painted to emphasize her Oni heritage without overwhelming the design. The base evokes a festive setting with carved motifs and scattered sake cups, enhancing the character's festival origin. The paintwork features soft shading on skin and dramatic highlights on armor, giving depth and a sense of motion to this highly collectible display piece.

Ibaraki Douji, also known as Shuten Douji in folklore, is the legendary Oni whose appetite and charisma dominate stories from ancient Japan. In Fate/Grand Order she is reimagined as a formidable servant whose power is tempered by wit and a playful, occasionally merciless demeanor. The Oni ni Koromo ver presents her wrapped in a ceremonial robe that glitters with lacquered patterns, while her legend centers on festival revelry and the clash between ancient demon and modern hero. Her storyline in the game often explores the tension between craving and restraint, loyalty and mischief, and the moment when she chooses to fight for her companions rather than indulge alone. This figure captures that essence, inviting fans to immerse themselves in Ibaraki Douji's enduring myth and Fate/Grand Order interpretation.