From the base, the Raiden Shogun figure stands in a commanding stance, her violet eyes fixed forward, a calm, composed expression that hints at centuries of rule. The sculpt captures her signature long hair tied in a high ponytail, with subtle gradient from deep black to electric purple, and delicate hair ornaments that flutter with a hint of wind. She is clad in lacquered armor that blends gold accents with midnight purple and white cloth, intricate engravings along the pauldrons and chest plate. Her flowing cape spreads behind her, molded to hold a sense of weight, while her left hand grips the gleaming polearm, the blade etched with patterning and neon-influenced energy effect. The base echoes Inazuma aesthetic—stone and electric motifs—tying the figure to the sacred lightning of her homeland. The paintwork highlights fine shading on the robes and armor, bringing out the layered textures and micro-strokes.

Raiden Shogun, ruler of Inazuma, is depicted as a figure both majestic and austere, a duality that defines her rule. Known publicly as Ei, she maintains control over her nation through a philosophy she calls eternity, a policy born from painful losses and a desire to shield her people from the chaos of change. In battle she channels the electric force of her nation, summoning bolts of energy with calm precision as her blade, the Engulfing Lightning, moves with ceremonial efficiency. The character's story arc explores themes of memory, sacrifice, and leadership, as collaborators and subjects alike challenge her vision and seek a more flexible path forward. This figure captures her poised, unyielding demeanor, her armor glinting under a stormy sky, and the subtle sadness that hints at hidden history beyond the throne. Pose, costume details, and the blade’s glow convey that she is both ruler and a living storm.