The Fate/Grand Order - Wu Zetian figure presents Wu Zetian in a regal stance, poised with one hand extended as if guiding a new era, the other resting near her waist. The sculpt captures her imperial elegance: a tall headdress, flowing robes that ripple with life, and a layered Tang-dynasty inspired aesthetic reimagined for a modern figure. The costume weaves gold trim, crimson panels, and dark indigo underlayers, with delicate patterns suggesting embroidery and dynastic symbols. The base grounds her in a stylized throne-room setting, with carved motifs and subtle archways. Her expression is calm and calculating, a slight smile hinting at both benevolence and iron will. Her hair is sculpted with sharp strands and ornaments that catch light, reflecting a blend of majesty and menace. Overall, the piece conveys authority, cunning, and the grace of a ruler who commands both history and fate.

In the Fate/Grand Order narrative, Wu Zetian is portrayed as a mastermind who seeks to guide humanity toward stability by reshaping history itself. She is drawn as an empress whose charisma commands both loyalty and fear, using political cunning, strategic alliances, and decisive action to avert disasters and protect those she considers her subjects. Within the game's time-ordered stories, Wu Zetian negotiates with other Servants, contends with rival dynasties through diplomacy and force, and pursues a path that balances ruthless pragmatism with a genuine desire for lasting peace. Her Noble Phantasm represents a symbol of imperial authority, a manifestation of the throne's influence, and a force that can bend timelines. Across battles and dialogues, she embodies the tension between ambition and responsibility, challenging heroes to reconsider what it means to rule ethically.