This figure captures the enigmatic gravitas of Griffith from Berserk with a presence that dominates any display shelf. Standing statuesque and impeccably detailed, the head sculpt conveys his calculating calm, while the eyes hint at the iron will behind the mask of noble charm. The torso is carved to suggest a refined, armored silhouette, with the signature white falcon armor flowing into a dramatic cape that billows in an imagined wind. Every fold, buckle and ornament is crisp, reflecting Tsume's meticulous craft in HQS+ finish. The base ground appears weathered, yet steady, supporting a composition that balances stillness with subtle tension, inviting viewers to study the character from multiple angles.

Griffith is the charismatic strategist whose dream of ascendance shapes the fate of a merciless world. This statue portrays him not only as a fearless leader but as a figure torn between idealism and the costs of ambition. In Berserk, his radiant aura masks a ruthless resolve, and the pose captures that duality: a poised stance suggesting control and a momentary, almost fragile, vulnerability in the gaze toward an unseen horizon. The narrative behind this figure follows his rise from a charismatic noble to the architect of the Band of the Hawk, and it hints at the pivotal moments that define his legend—the promises made, the sacrifices endured, the lines crossed in service of a dream. With careful balance, the piece invites collectors to reflect on loyalty, destiny, and the price of ambition within a dark, epic tale.