Dokuga from Dorohedoro is rendered here as a dramatic 1/7 scale statue. The figure stands atop a rugged base that echoes the gritty, urban landscape of the Hole. Dokuga wears a layered outfit with a weathered cloak, tattered robes, and subtle armor plates, all sculpted with fine folds and ragged edges to convey motion and age. The palette blends smoky blacks, muted earthy tones, and faint metallic highlights on accessories. The head features distinctive hair texture and a calm, piercing gaze. The 250 mm tall sculpture captures a balance between restraint and menace in Dokuga’s stance, with one hand gripping a ceremonial blade while the other rests at the hip. Subtle weathering and precise surface texture enhance depth.

Dokuga is depicted as an enigmatic artisan of the Dorohedoro world, rumored to bargain with spirits to guard long-held secrets of magic. In the chaotic Hole, Dokuga moves quietly between districts, gathering relics and trading information. This figure conveys that aura: quiet confidence, measured movement, and a focus that hints at dangerous knowledge. Dokuga's backstory centers on themes of loyalty and personal ambition, as shifting alliances test resolve and power is never guaranteed. The sculpture freezes a moment where Dokuga surveys a distant threat, fingers near an artifact, cloak snapping, eyes glinting with calculated intent. The narrative invites collectors to imagine ongoing twists and encounters in the city’s perpetual storm.