Rendered in meticulous 1/6 scale, this Vergil figure captures an iconic moment from Devil May Cry 4. The statue presents Vergil in a dynamic, battle-ready stance, Yamato held horizontally as if poised to strike, cape and silver hair swept by a fierce wind, and a stern, laser-focused expression. The sculpt emphasizes his lean, disciplined physique, the tight detailing of his armored garments, and the crisp, metallic accents on the weapon. The paintwork includes subtle weathering, sharp edge highlights, and a dark, moody palette that mirrors Vergil’s cool, calculating personality. The diorama base anchors him in a dramatic, ceremonial setting.

Vergil, the quiet, coldly rational elder twin of Dante, is driven by a hunger for power and a paternal sense of duty that often borders arrogance. Born of Sparda, he walks a fine line between hero and anti-hero, preferring discipline and technique over impulse. In Devil May Cry 4, he returns to reclaim his birthplace's legacy and to obtain the legendary Yamato blade’s true potential, believing that mastery of demonic forces will bring balance to the world. His pursuit puts him at odds with his darker impulse and with his younger brother Dante, yet the two share a bond as the Sons of Sparda. This diorama captures Vergil at the height of his resolve, poised for a decisive clash, with his cape flowing and Yamato gleaming, embodying his cool calculation and tragic resolve.