Towering presence with a graceful, battle-ready silhouette, the Hyakka Ryouran Yagyu Jubei Ribbon Ver captures the balance between elegance and lethal precision. The figure stands poised on a dynamic base, one leg stepped forward as if mid-stride, her flowing kimono sleeves swept by an imagined breeze. A vivid red ribbon winds around her hair and bodice, fluttering behind her like a living banner. The sculpt emphasizes fine details: finely carved hair strands, a determined expression, and the contrast between white fabric, dark undergarments, and metallic accents. The paintwork accents the glossy PVC surfaces with subtle shading, giving depth to folds and creases while preserving a clean, collectible finish.

Yagyu Jubei is imagined as a prodigy from the Yagyū clan, a fearless swordswoman who travels Edo-era Japan in search of justice and honor. In Hyakka Ryouran, she fights alongside other young warriors to defend their world from rival factions and escalating threats. Known for her keen strategy and lightning-fast blade work, Jubei moves with grace and calculating poise, turning opponents' aggression into openings. The Ribbon Ver emphasizes her refined persona — a symbol of rank and discipline — while hinting at a hidden, playful side. This figure seeks to capture her resolve, pride, and the subtle diplomacy she uses to win battles without unnecessary cruelty.