Majima Goro from Ryu ga Gotoku Zero: Chikai no Basho is rendered as a striking half-body statue by Midoro. Standing at 210 mm tall, the figure captures the character in a ready-for-action pose, with attention to motion and character essence. The sculpt highlights Majima's distinctive features: the slicked-back hair, an eye-patch, and the tailored suit with crisp lines that hint at the character's flamboyant personality. The costume is presented with layered elements showing jacket lapels, collar folds, and a tactile sense of fabric, balanced with subtle weathering that suggests battlefield grit. The paintwork aims to reproduce the deep black of the suit contrasted by a vivid inner garment and metallic accents on accessories, while the stand base bears minimalist branding to anchor the display. This piece emphasizes character charisma and storytelling, making it a centerpiece for fans of the series.

Majima Goro, a legendary underworld figure, navigates loyalty, ambition, and unpredictable behavior in Ryu ga Gotoku Zero: Chikai no Basho. The narrative reveals his complex past and why he wears an eyepatch, his connection to Kiryu and the Haruka, and his ongoing pursuit of personal goals under the surface of debt, honor, and cunning. The figure's depiction echoes this duality: outward swagger and hidden vulnerability. His persona oscillates between menace and humor, using improvisation and explosive energy to reshape events. In the game-world, he operates in the shadows of Kamurocho and Sotenbori, always pushing boundaries, inspiring fear and loyalty. Through Majima's path, players experience a blend of danger, humor, and unexpected tenderness.