Mordred is depicted in a bold reverse bunny interpretation, combining playful charm with a battle-hardened presence. The figure stands in a dynamic pose, weight shifted to one leg, a confident smirk playing on her lips. She wears a sleek bunny suit with glossy panels and refined armor accents, accompanied by thigh-high stockings and fashionable heels. Large bunny ears rise from her head, complemented by a crisp collar, ribbon, and cuff details that soften the edge of her knightly persona. A weapon sheath sits at her hip and the base hints at medieval banners, all crafted to emphasize her fearless temperament and leadership.

Mordred Pendragon is introduced in Fate/Grand Order as the bold, sometimes reckless child of King Arthur who claims strength and a throne of her own. She rejects mere heritage and pursues mastery through courage, strategy, and stubborn will. In this portrayal, her fighting spirit and fiery pride are tempered by humor and loyalty to companions, revealing a knight who acts before she thinks and then questions herself after. Her story is one of ambition clashing with duty, a compelling arc that makes her one of the series' most memorable figures and a natural fit for a dramatic figure sculpture.