Ishtar is rendered as a chibi version typical of Nendoroids, standing around 100 millimeters tall. She wears ornate Mesopotamian-inspired armor with gold trim and jewel-toned accents that catch the light from every angle. Her long hair flows behind her with sculpted strands and decorative hairpieces that echo divine symbols. The figure features multiple interchangeable facial expressions, including a calm smile, a fierce battle glare, and a playful wink, to suit a range of display moods. Accessories include her iconic bow, a supporting stand, and optional hand parts to pose her mid-attack or contemplative. The paintwork emphasizes her regal color palette—cobalt, sapphire, and gold—while translucent effects help convey energy and divine aura. The design captures her proud, goddess-like silhouette in a compact, collectible form.

Ishtar, the Mesopotamian goddess of love and war, is a formidable Servant whose pride and power shape many legends across timelines. In Fate/Grand Order, she is summoned with the weight of ancient pride, walking a path that blends divine authority with a sense of vulnerability. She resents deception and values honor, yet she also seeks beauty and glory for her people. Her Noble Phantasm unleashes a radiant bow of light that pierces through lies and shields, while her servants and master navigate political intrigues that threaten Babylonian myths and modern worlds alike. Her interactions with other gods, especially Gilgamesh and Athena, reveal a complex stance toward humanity, sometimes protective, sometimes aloof. The plot strands explore her desires for recognition and a place in a changing universe, balancing her merciless—yet essential—morality with flashes of warmth toward those who earn her trust. The narrative paints a goddess who can be both fierce combatant and benevolent patron, guiding heroes with a radiant, unyielding resolve.