Yasuri Shichika is rendered in a dynamic, action-ready pose reminiscent of his traveling days in Katanagatari’s journey arc. The figure features a carefully sculpted layered outfit in muted blues and earth tones, with weathered travel cape overlays and subtle fabric folds that catch in the light. His hair is styled to frame a calm, focused face, and his hand position suggests readiness with his sword, even though the blade is not visible from the front. The Journey Version emphasizes mobility: a lightweight, articulated stand, matching base scenery evoking a cross-country route, and detachable accessories that hint at his tactical mindset. The paintwork highlights gentle shading along his clothing seams, metallic accents on buckles, and a matte finish to convey the gritty, episodic atmosphere of the series.

Yasuri Shichika is the last practitioner of the Kyotou style, a unique sword art that relies on the user's body rather than a blade's edge. Raised in isolation, he partners with the strategist Togame to collect the legendary 12 swords that shape the nation's fate. Throughout their journey across the archipelago, Shichika's calm, laconic demeanor hides a deadly, adaptive fighting genius, as he faces rival collectors, ruthless warlords, and personal questions about power, family, and purpose. The arc follows his growth from a blank slate into a calculated force who understands the cost of victory and the value of companionship. This figure captures the essence of that transformation in a single, iconic moment.