This figure presents Katsushika Hokusai in a poised, dynamic stance that honors her life as a master painter and her Fate/Grand Order incarnation Toto-sama. She wears a flowing kimono in deep indigo and sea-blue tones, decorated with subtle wave patterns and delicate gold trim that catch the light as you move around the statue. Her hair is styled in a traditional updo, secured with an ornate hairpin, and her expression is calm yet keen, suggesting an artist who sees beyond the surface. The sculpt captures motion: the hem and sleeves ripple as if blown by a sea breeze, and the base features stylized waves curling beneath her feet. A slender brush sits in one hand, hinting at her creative power, while ink and scroll-inspired accents underscore her artistry. The finish emphasizes linework and a lacquered gloss, giving a refined, collectible presence.

Within Fate/Grand Order, Katsushika Hokusai is reimagined as a venerable artist whose power is inseparable from her craft. She travels across time and myth, weaving images into reality and shaping battles with strokes of genius. In this incarnation she is affectionately known as Toto-sama, a title that hints at her quiet authority and creative dominance over the seas and skies. Her artistry manifests as protective auras, water- and wind-based phenomena, and scenes that momentarily conjure new allies from painted scenes. Though serene and measured, she is shrewd, curious, and unafraid to challenge danger with elegance and wit. This figure captures that dual nature: the serene painter and the formidable strategist, whose legacy endures in every brushstroke she leaves behind in the world of heroes and legends.