This BN Figure captures Ao Bing, the Dragon Prince from the Ne Zha series, in a vivid, action-ready pose. The 120 mm figure features a sculpt that emphasizes layered dragon-scale armor in deep sapphire and cobalt, with metallic gold trim along the edges. His hair is stylized in long strands swept back, with horn-like accents and a determined expression highlighted by precision-painted eyes. The pose conveys motion, with one hand raised and a weapon slung across the body; flowing cape panels hang around him, sculpted to suggest wind and water themes. The figure uses translucency in certain scales to give a living look, and the base imitates ripple-like waves, giving a sense of his dragon lineage. Paintwork includes subtle shading, crisp lines, and weathered metallic accents to emphasize arching form and presence.

Ao Bing is the dragon prince, heir to the Dragon King's throne, bound by ancient duties and expectations. In the Ne Zha story, he stands at the crossroads of tradition and friendship, facing preconceptions about dragons' power and honor. Despite being cast as a rival in some legends, his core is loyalty and curiosity, seeking allies rather than prey. His encounters with Ne Zha reveal a shared humanity beneath fierce appearances. Throughout adventures, Ao Bing grapples with destiny, the weight of his lineage, and the fear of misjudgment by humans and dragons alike. His decisions test his courage, compassion, and restraint, offering a narrative arc about choosing mercy over vengeance, and about discovering one's own identity beyond royal titles. The figure's character plot unfolds as a visual celebration of resilience, responsibility, and the bond between young heroes pushed to prove their worth through trials, teamwork, and trust.