Styled in typical Nendoroid fashion, this Dororo Hyakkimaru figure is a compact, highly poseable homage that captures the character’s stoic intensity. Standing at roughly 100 millimeters tall, the figure emphasizes Hyakkimaru’s prosthetic limbs and carved armor with a subtle metallic paint that reads as worn and functional. The head is shaped in a childlike form but with sharp eyes that convey determination, and the removable mask reveals a calm, focused expression. The Hokkamuri variant adds additional texture to the clothing, including fabric-like robes and layered armor pieces, and includes interchangeable parts for action-ready poses. Accessories likely include a short sword and optional hands to grip it, plus alternate faces to alter mood from contemplative to confrontational. The paintwork features soft shading in the folds of the robes and delicate highlights on the prosthetics to accentuate their mechanical nature. Overall, the build aims for display-ready presence while preserving the chibi charm and dynamic silhouette fans expect from Nendoroid style, even in an unofficial release.

Hyakkimaru, the boy who was born without much of his body and sustained by advanced prosthetics, wanders a demon-haunted land in Dororo. His journey begins as a desperate quest to reclaim the parts stolen from him by demon pact and to discover his own humanity beyond the steel and leather that clothes his frame. Along the path, he meets Dororo, a quick-witted companion who helps him navigate danger and moral ambiguity, while their bond deepens into trust and mutual care. Hyakkimaru’s battles are fought not only with weapons but with questions about what it means to be human when your flesh is missing, and what it costs to reclaim a lost past. Across battles against demons, fragile alliances, and moments of quiet reflection, he learns to harness courage, patience, and mercy. The Dororo series threads tragedy and heroism into a poignant coming-of-age tale that questions identity, purpose, and the price of survival.