This Onmyoji figure portrays Ootengu with a commanding presence, capturing the wind-born tengu’s aristocratic bearing in meticulous detail. Standing at 250 mm tall in 1/8 scale, the figure balances a poised, dynamic stance with a sense of restrained energy. Ootengu wears a layered kimono in deep navy and midnight purple, accented with gold filigree and crimson trim that catches light as if alive. Fine sculpted strands of long white hair frame a calm, calculating expression, while a flowing cape or mantle sweeps behind him with a feathered motif that suggests motion through the air. Subtle shading highlights the folds of fabric, the texture of the obi, and the lacquered accessories. The base grounds the scene with gusts of wind and clouds, completing the heroic wind-warrior aesthetic that fans of Onmyoji recognize.

In the lore of Onmyoji, Ootengu is a revered tengu warrior known for speed, wit, and leadership. He commands winds as easily as others command swords, moving across the borderlands between spirit and human realms to preserve balance when chaos threatens the realm. His presence in stories is that of a strategist who favors precision over brute force, choosing timing and air currents to outmaneuver stronger foes. He balances a noble upbringing with a fierce, almost mercenary sense of duty, walking the line between guardian and conqueror. This figure captures that duality: a regal captain with a quiet, calculating gaze, a figure whose every pose hints at a plan in motion. Fans will sense the legend through the careful sculpt, paints, and base design that echo wind-swept temples and ceremonial rites tied to the Onmyoji mythos.