Tamamo no Mae is rendered in a dramatic 1/7 scale that captures the tension between elegance and untamed power. The figure stands in a dynamic forward-sweeping pose, with flowing hair cascading around her shoulders and a long tail coiling behind her like a living ornament. Her kimono-inspired attire is richly detailed, featuring layered fabrics, lacquered patterns, and subtle gold trim that catches the light from multiple angles. The Dangerous Beast edition adds feral touches: sharper edges, a sly, predatory gaze, and an aura that seems to shimmer with fox-fire. The base is designed as a ruined shrine weaved with ornate motifs, giving the impression she steps from legend into the present, ready to confront any challenge.

Tamamo no Mae, a figure from the legends of the Nine-Tailed Fox, appears in Fate/Grand Order as a charming yet dangerous servant. In the game's narrative, she uses charm and cunning to guide and protect her master, while concealing the darker truth of her immortal life as a centuries-old fox spirit. The Dangerous Beast variant nods to the more ferocious aspect of her myth, showing how she can shift from gracious healer to fearsome guardian when the stakes rise. Her relationship with her master is playful and affectionate, yet deeply loyal, and her abilities blend support, illusion, and combat prowess in battle scenarios across the game.