Standing at approximately 390 mm tall, the Dokuro no Kishi statue presents a commanding silhouette that captures the chilling majesty of the Skull Knight. The armor is rendered in deep obsidian tones with bone-gray inlays, each plate edged by subtle weathering to suggest countless battles. A skull-shaped helm dominates the head, its eye sockets subtly highlighted to give a watchful glare. Cloak and cape cascade behind with a dynamic flow, carved creases and torn edges that imply motion. Intricate runes and sigils are etched along the vambraces and greaves, while the base features barren, rocky terrain and relics inspired by Berserk's mythic world. The piece balances weight and elegance, making the figure look both imposing and regal.

In the Berserk lore, the Skull Knight is a legendary former warrior who transcends time and mortality after binding himself to a dangerous fate. He appears as a guardian of ancient secrets and a reminder of the price of power. His true origin remains shrouded, a mysterious envoy who wields a greatsword and speaks in paradoxes, guiding or testing the heroes who cross his path. The Dokuro no Kishi is said to have struck bargains with beings beyond the mortal realm, sealing away threats only to slip again into the shadows. For fans, this figure embodies that enigma—an eternal knight in bone-white and obsidian armor, whose presence foreshadows revelations yet to come in Berserk’s perilous universe.