This Kaiyodo figure of Nicholas D. Wolfwood from Trigun, in a Bloody variant, is presented in a dynamic, action-ready pose with Wolfwood’s long coat flowing as if caught in a wind. The cross-shaped weapon is prominently featured, with meticulous gunmetal trimming and subtle weathering that convey battle-worn realism. The blood-splattered palette on the cloak, gloves, and cape accents adds a gritty, dramatic flair while preserving the character’s solemn demeanor. The sculpture emphasizes fine texture in fabric folds, leathery detailing on belts and holster, and a carefully crafted facial expression that captures Wolfwood’s stoic resolve. High-detail painting highlights shading on facial features, hair, and accessories to enhance lifelike presence on a display shelf.

Nicholas D. Wolfwood is a morally complex figure from Trigun, a wandering priest who wields a large cross-shaped firearm as both weapon and symbol. He travels with Vash the Stampede, offering spiritual counsel while often confronting brutal violence and difficult choices. The Bloody variant aims to reflect his dual nature: a compassionate protector who bears heavy burdens, and a hardened survivor who has witnessed hardship and loss. Through his imposing stance, somber expression, and the cross weapon’s stark silhouette, the figure evokes the tension between mercy and mayhem that defines Wolfwood’s arc in the series, making it a meaningful centerpiece for fans and collectors alike.