In this Fate/Grand Order Katsushika Hokusai Bunny Ver. figure, the celebrated artist is reimagined as a playful yet elegant bunny-girl. She wears a stylized bunny suit with a glossy white finish, accented by blue and gold trim that echoes ukiyo-e motifs. Her pose balances poise and mischief: one knee bent, a hand on her hip, the other hand extended with a brush-inspired accessory. Flowing hair, delicate whisker lines, and wave-pattern detailing along the outfit evoke the sea and Hokusai’s iconic art. The base resembles water ripples, reinforcing the sea motif and giving the illusion of motion. The paintwork highlights facial expression, sculpted features, and subtle translucence that catches light from different angles. This Bunny Ver. reflects both the artist’s legacy and Fate crossover charm, making it an eye-catching centerpiece for collectors who value craftsmanship, thematic storytelling, and dynamic posing in a 1/6 scale figure by ProtoHobby.

Katsushika Hokusai in Fate/Grand Order is portrayed as a timeless artist whose spirit transcends time, guiding and inspiring those around her through the power of art. She traverses eras with a keen sense of aesthetics, turning battles into performances where paintings become weapons and miracles are painted into reality. Her Noble Phantasm, The Great Wave off Kanagawa, manifests as a mighty, cascading wave that can overwhelm adversaries while offering protection to allies, embodying both beauty and despair within a single surge. Within the game's overarching narrative, she interacts with other masters and servants, sharing wisdom about creativity, fame, and the fragile boundary between memory and legacy. The Bunny Ver. figure captures her playful side—the confident smile, the curling wave motifs, and the poised, artistic stance—embodying a character who can bend fate with color, form, and time.