This Fate/Zero Waver Velvet SD figure from Epoxy Parfait captures the character in a playful super-deformed style while preserving his recognizable design cues. The figure stands in a dynamic, slightly forward-leaning pose, with a compact body and oversized head that emphasizes his youthful face and bright expression. Painted with crisp, clean lines, the royal blue coat with pale lapels contrasts with a white shirt and dark trousers. Subtle shifts of shading along the coat edges and hair give a sense of depth despite the chibi form. The eyes are bright and expressive, with a light blue hue that brings out his curiosity and stubborn curiosity. Accessories are minimized for the SD aesthetic, but the base includes a simple display stand and a small magical glyph motif that nods to his mage status. The overall look balances cuteness with character, making it a charming desk ornament for Fate/Zero fans and collectors of Epoxy Parfait.

Waver Velvet is a young magus from the Clock Tower who travels to the Holy Grail War realm with grand dreams of becoming a legendary mage king. In Fate/Zero, he mentors under Rider, Iskandar, and learns the brutal realities of war, strategy, and sacrifice. As the Fourth Grail War unfolds, Waver's confidence is tempered by hardship, and his idealistic notions of justice begin to clash with the harsh choices the war requires. He evolves from a hopeful, somewhat naive apprentice into a calculating strategist who weighs outcomes and moral costs. The bond with Rider teaches him loyalty and humility, while his own arc reveals the power of perseverance, measured ethics, and the courage to change one's mind when faced with grim truth. This figure captures that evolution in spirit, even as it remains playful in form.