Strike the Blood - Himeragi Yukina in Ukiyo-e Ver presents a graceful balance between classic woodblock aesthetics and modern character design. The figure stands in a poised, dynamic pose with one hand near her sword, her long hair flowing with stylized lines that echo brushstrokes from Edo-period prints. Her kimono-inspired outfit features intricate patterns, bold outlines, and subtle color shifts that capture the feel of a traditional ukiyo-e scene, while still conveying the character's contemporary sensibilities. Delicate accessories and a textured base enhance the sense of depth, with wave-like motifs and gold accents that catch the light. The finish combines matte fabric textures with glossy weapon surfaces, creating a tactile contrast that emphasizes movement and presence. Overall the piece conveys elegance, resolve, and a quiet strength befitting a guardian heroine.

Himeragi Yukina is introduced as a capable young sword-wielder who patrols a world where supernatural threats loom over everyday life. In Strike the Blood, she serves as a steadfast ally and protector, bringing discipline, courage, and compassion to her duties. Her story revolves around balancing duty with personal bonds, facing dangerous foes, and growing through experience as she learns to trust her allies and refine her martial and strategic skills. The Ukiyo-e Ver highlights her resolve and quiet grace, echoing themes of loyalty and sacrifice that define her journey. As events unfold, her role deepens from a skilled guardian to a trusted partner whose presence steadies those around her and inspires hope amid peril.