From the top of a gleaming golden helm to the tips of his armored boots, this figure presents a commanding rendition of Gilgamesh in his Caster incarnation from Fate/Grand Order: Zettai Majuu Sensen Babylonia. The armor is layered in lustrous gold with ornate filigree, raised shoulders, and a long cape that flows behind him. One hand extends forward as if conjuring arcane power, the other grips a stylized magecraft staff. The base is sculpted with Babylonian iconography and faint spell effects, evoking royal majesty and sorcerous might.

Gilgamesh, the king of heroes, returns in Fate/Grand Order as Caster during the Babylonia arc. In this timeline he remains confident and sometimes condescending, yet his vast treasure of magecraft and noble lineage makes him a formidable ally. He regards others as rivals in a display of power and intellect, while his pride is tempered by strategic wit. His magecraft channels the authority of the ancient king, and his presence on the battlefield is a blend of regal poise and sorcerous might. This statue captures that dual nature, balancing an imposing profile with intricate details that hint at the character's storied legend and complex personality.