Clay Goo's Fate/Grand Order Barghest Bunny figure presents a striking fusion of mischievous charm and deadly grace. The character is reinterpreted as a bunny girl, with long ears perched above a confident, playful expression and a glossy, form-fitting outfit that hints at both allure and agility. The sculpt captures Barghest's predatory poise: a weight shift on one leg, a lifted ankle, and one hand gracefully extended as if inviting a dash across the table. A short, fluffy tail peeks from behind a ruffled bustle, while claw-adorned shoulders and fur trim nod to her beastly origin. Clear sculpted lines emphasize dynamic movement, and the surface finishes contrast soft fur textures with slick fabric sheen. The base is themed to resemble a fantasy stage floor with subtle engravings and a backdrop motif that references Fate/Grand Order, creating a cohesive scene ideal for display.

Barghest in Fate/Grand Order is drawn from ancient folklore as a roaming demon-hound whose presence signals change and danger. In the game's lore, she embraces speed, cunning, and a fierce instinct for survival, capable of collapsing defenses with swift strikes and pack-like coordination from unseen allies. The Bunny variant preserves those core traits while presenting them through a playful, seductive aesthetic that subverts expectations and adds charm to her legend. Her Noble Phantasm is imagined as a spectral pack answering her call, turning the battlefield into a churning tide of shadows and howls. In the all-encompassing Holy Grail War narratives, Barghest moves between hunter and trickster, using wit and agility to outmaneuver stronger opponents. This figure invites collectors to explore the tension between innocence and danger, inviting story-rich display opportunities while honoring the character’s fierce origin within Fate/Grand Order.