The Bokoblin figure captures the rough, goblin-like silhouette known from Zelda no Densetsu: Breath of the Wild. The figure stands with a squat, hunched posture on a rocky pedestal, weight balanced on thick legs. Its skin is a mottled green with darker creases, painted to resemble the hide of a wild creature exposed to Hyrule's harsh climates. It wears patchwork leather and bone armor, jagged metal plates clinging to a crude chest piece, and a tattered loincloth. Its face features a broad jaw, sharp fangs peeking from a crooked mouth, and small crimson eyes that gleam with mischief and menace. The weapon boasted is a wooden club with spines and banding, showing wear from recent battles. Detailed texturing imitates rugged skin, torn fabric, and rusted metal, while a sturdy base stabilizes its dynamic pose.

In Breath of the Wild, Bokoblins are a scavenger goblin-like race found throughout Hyrule, forming the backbone of many camps and ambush sites. They live in crude settlements, where improvisation is king and the spoils of adventuring travelers become their treasure. Within their chaotic hierarchy, blue, red, and black Bokoblins signal varying strength and weaponry, with chiefs or captains shaping the defense of their camps. They thrive on numbers, coordinating surprised attacks and retreating when faced with a more capable foe, only to return later with reinforcements. Their weapons range from simple clubs to archaic bows, all fashioned from wood, bone, and scrap metal. Though they are low on the food chain, Bokoblins contribute to the world’s texture by embodying the unpredictable dangers of exploration in BOTW, pushing players to plan, observe, and adapt.