This Sorey figure captures the young shepherd in a dynamic mid-action pose, ready to step into battle or protective stance. The sculpt highlights his earnest facial expression, neatly defined hair, and the texture of his adventurer outfit, with subtle weathering and luminous blue accents. The Mizu Kamui variant leans into water-themed aesthetics, featuring translucent resin elements and a swirling base that evokes tides and mist. The paintwork demonstrates depth through shading on the clothing and hair, with metallic highlights on accessories. The overall presentation conveys his determination, leadership, and harmony between human and Seraphim, inviting collectors to imagine the moment just before the next epic encounter.

In Tales of Zestiria, Sorey is a humble village shepherd who slowly discovers his destiny as the Shepherd, a unifying figure chosen to bridge humans and Seraphim. His journey is driven by a strong sense of justice, compassion, and the belief that peace can only come from understanding and cooperation between beings who once mistrusted each other. Across lands filled with danger, he forms bonds with Mikleo and other Seraphim allies and travels with human companions to confront the rising threat that unsettles the world. This figure celebrates that arc by portraying Sorey wielding his power and leadership, with the water-themed Kamui motif underscoring his calm, steadfast nature and his ability to protect those he cares about. It evokes moments of courage when the burden of destiny becomes the will to persevere.