The Fate/Grand Order Shuten Douji 1/7 Reverse Bunny figure by Ab=flug presents a bold reinterpretation of the Oni noble as a playful bunny-girl statue. The figure is designed with a dynamic pose that blends mischievous charm and regal presence, capturing Shuten Douji’s notorious charisma. The bunny costume features a glossy two-tone palette with deep purple and black elements, accented by gold trim and subtle frilled edges that run along the neckline and cuffs. The long hair is sculpted in luscious violet hues, cascading around the shoulders and framing a pair of curved horns. Ears rise above the headpiece, while a fluffy white tail peeks from behind the silhouette. Surface details are finely painted to emphasize lacquered surfaces, metallic accents, and delicate patterns on the outfit. The base and overall composition are arranged to convey motion and a sense of elegance suitable for display in a premium collection.

Shuten Douji in Fate/Grand Order is presented as the Oni princess whose legend is woven with feasting, bravado, and arcane prowess. In game lore she is a formidable servant who uses both charm and cunning to outwit opponents, often blending seduction with menace. This depiction as a Reverse Bunny highlights her festive, carefree side while keeping her canonical traits: the horns, the strong silhouette, and the layered armor of her Alter/Energy form filtered into a playful costume. The narrative behind the character emphasizes her long-standing influence in Japanese folklore and her role in the Chaldea security and festival arcs within the game universe. The figure’s design invites fans to reflect on her dual nature—a fearsome Oni and a captivating entertainer—thus enriching the collectible’s storytelling with mythology, personality, and fan-beloved aesthetics.