This 1/6 scale figure of Griffith from Berserk reproduces a museum quality presentation of the Band of the Falcon's enigmatic leader. Standing at roughly 297 millimeters tall, the statue-like figure combines a poised, calm demeanor with a bold, dynamic silhouette. The armor panels are rendered with layered plating, fine line work, and subtle weathering to convey age and use, while a flowing cape adds movement and a regal silhouette. The head sculpt aims for Griffith's calm, calculating expression, framed by his signature white hair. Color contrast emphasizes pale armor against darker underlayers, producing a striking display piece suitable for collectors of Berserk.

Griffith arises as a charismatic and ruthless strategist who forges the Band of the Falcon and pursues a dream of creating a utopia where talent and ambition govern all. His leadership wins loyalty and makes enemies, and his compelling presence draws people into a shared vision that seems almost predestined. Yet his unwavering determination to realize the dream leads him to make sacrifices that test trust, friendship, and moral limits. The arc intensifies with tragedy and ambition, culminating in a fateful choice that reshapes his fate and the fate of those around him, a choice that echoes through the Berserk saga. This figure renders Griffith as a complex, tragic architect of events, embodying both noble aspiration and the costs of pursuit.