A vivid, dynamic representation of Ibaraki Douji as a Berserker, this 1/8 scale figure from Tsuru no Yakata exudes aggressive elegance. The sculpt highlights the Oni heroine's muscular silhouette and fluid movement, with wind-swept hair, curved horns, and a fierce expression that conveys her unbridled temper. Textured robes flow around a powerful stance, while intricate patterning and metallic accents on armor and accessories catch the light from every angle. The base resembles cracked stone or shattered shrine ruins, emphasizing a clash between chaos and control. The painting emphasizes high-contrast shading, crimson highlights, and subtle skin tones for a dramatic, collectible presentation.

In Fate/Grand Order, Ibaraki Douji is portrayed as a Berserker Servant drawn from the legendary oni of Japanese folklore. Though bound to the impulsive and uncontrollable nature of her class, her character infuses moments of surprising loyalty and protective instinct toward companions. Her story challenges the idea that rage defines a hero, showing flashes of strategic cunning beneath the raw power as she fights alongside masters who seek to calm the storm within. The figure captures her duality: a fearsome combatant who radiates raw energy, yet reveals hints of vulnerability and a willingness to fight for those she considers worthy allies. Her presence on the battlefield is a kinetic blaze of red and shadow, symbolizing both the danger and the beauty of a demon who remembers mercy.