The figure presents Ereshkigal in a bold reverse bunny presentation, standing in a poised, slightly contrapposto stance that communicates both nobility and playful charm. She wears a glossy black bunny suit trimmed with subtle gold accents that trace the lines of her form, contrasting with pale skin painted to a porcelain finish. Her long dark hair cascades over her shoulders and down her back, while the ears rise elegantly to frame a calm, focused gaze. The piece is finished with a Netherworld-themed base featuring jagged stone textures, faint mist effects, and small arcane sigils. The overall finish emphasizes gloss, depth, and premium craftsmanship.

Within Fate/Grand Order, Ereshkigal is the sovereign of the Underworld, a goddess who governs the spirits of the realm with quiet authority and unyielding resolve. Though distant and austere, she commands respect through wit, power, and a fearsome sense of duty to maintain balance between life and death. Her relationship with her sister Ishtar is complex, marked by pride and distance, yet there remains an unspoken bond rooted in shared divine lineage. In the game’s narratives she confronts threats to the Netherworld and, when tested, reveals a fierce protectiveness for her people, a patience born of centuries, and a formidable resolve that few can match.