This Banpresto Kyun-Chara figure presents Gilgamesh in a playful chibi style, faithful to the character’s iconic gold-and-royal aesthetic while fitting the compact Kyun-Chara format. The figure stands roughly 100 mm tall, with a squat, cartoonish body that exaggerates the hero’s noble demeanor. The armor is rendered in glossy gold tones, with sharp angular plates and fine lines that evoke ancient myth. Accents such as a contrasting tunic or cape in rich crimson or deep blue accentuate the regal silhouette. The sculpt emphasizes facial features, giving Gilgamesh a knowing, disdainful gaze that hints at his pride and history as the King of Heroes. Finished with clean sculpt work and subtle shading, the piece sits on a small base that keeps him upright for display on shelves or desk setups.

Gilgamesh, the arrogant King of Heroes from the age of legends, appears in Heaven's Feel as a formidable and enigmatic presence in Fate/stay Night's third route. In Part 2, his ruthless confidence and vast collection of noble phantasms place him at odds with the protagonists as he pursues the Holy Grail and asserts his own law over humans and heroes alike. He radiates an aura of ancient power, commanding respect and fear, often speaking in grandiose terms while testing the limits of others' resolve. His interventions tilt battles and decisions, revealing both his strategic genius and merciless nature. Through his appearances, the story explores themes of legacy, value, and the price of power, illustrating how even a legendary king can become a dangerous obstacle on the path to salvation.