Kiyohime is rendered in adorable Kyun-Chara style, turning the Fate/Grand Order lancer into a compact, chibi figure that radiates summer charm. The figure captures a lively, sun-drenched mood with bright colors and glossy finishes that emphasize the character’s playful side. Her swimsuit is faithfully designed in vivid hues with crisp lines and subtle shading, complemented by flowing hair sculpted to look like it’s caught in a summer breeze. Subtle details such as tiny accessories, expressive facial features, and a dynamic, friendly pose convey both Kiyohime’s pride and her approachable charm. A small stand complements the base to keep her balanced.

Kiyohime, drawn from a tragic Heian legend, becomes a formidable Lancer in Fate/Grand Order. In the stories used by the game, she embodies a fierce blend of devotion, rage, and resilience, her passion turning into dragon-like power when she pursues those she loves and cannot reach. As a servant, she exudes elegance and intimidation, offering a stark contrast to more reserved characters. Her backstory weaves themes of longing, transformation, and inexhaustible drive, making her a memorable presence in any lineup. In battle she channels a Noble Phantasm that mirrors her dragon-kin heritage, delivering dramatic, sweeping offenses that symbolize both beauty and danger. This figure captures that dual nature and the summer-time, celebratory mood of the Ichiban Kuji release.