Lan Wangji, as presented in the Mo Dao Zu Shi DX version, is captured in a refined, dignified pose that conveys his steady, disciplined nature. The figure stands with balanced weight, one leg slightly forward, a calm, focused gaze suggesting his unyielding sense of justice. His robes are sculpted in layered tiers, with crisp creases that mimic silk folds and a contrasting blue accent running along the hems. The deluxe DX variant is said to include special finishing touches; the figure in this render emphasizes pristine white fabric, subtle shading to emphasize musculature and fabric texture, and a compact base designed to echo the series’ aesthetic. Despite its compact size, the piece communicates a strong presence and loyalty to his sect, Hanguang-Jun’s aura.

Lan Wangji, known as Hanguang-Jun, is one of the central figures in Mo Dao Zu Shi. He is a stoic, principled cultivator from the Gusu Lan clan, renowned for his mastery of the Wind and Cloud swordplay and his unwavering sense of duty. Across the story, he forms a deep, evolving bond with Wei Wuxian, choosing restraint and loyalty over reckless power. He carefully guards his own emotions, yet his quiet strength and protective nature reveal themselves in acts of mercy and quiet courage. His arc explores themes of trust, friendship, and the balance between tradition and personal growth, anchoring the series’ moral compass.