Studio Sunflower's Fate/Grand Order - Jack the Ripper figure presents an arresting blend of elegance and menace. The character is captured mid-stance on a cobblestone base, wearing a Victorian-inspired gown with delicate lace, a corseted waist, and layered skirts that catch the light as if moved by a misty London breeze. Her long hair flows with a soft gradient, and tiny accessories, like a parasol or ribbon, accent her refined silhouette. The sculpt focuses on fine facial detailing, expressive eyes, and a subtle, enigmatic smile. The paintwork emphasizes texture from the satin sheen of fabric to the matte skin, with careful shading to convey depth in the folds and ruffles. This piece exudes a poised, enigmatic aura that suits Fate/Grand Order's Jack the Ripper—an elegant figure who hints at hidden power.

Within the Fate/Grand Order storyline, Jack the Ripper is presented as an Alter Ego Servant formed from the urban myth of Whitechapel's infamous killer. She embodies a paradox: the appearance of a harmless girl contrasted with the swift, precise violence she can unleash. In the game, her presence unsettles adversaries and challenges expectations by blending charm and ferocity. Her Noble Phantasm and combat patterns revolve around illusions and swift blade-like strikes, reflecting her mythic identity. The narrative threads her struggle to be understood beyond the legend, to be seen as more than a crime scene of history. Ultimately, her arc explores memory, notoriety, and the price of fame, revealing a complex character who navigates mercy and brutality with equal measure.