Griffith is depicted with a poised and commanding stance, his silver white hair flowing around a calm, intense face. The figure wears a detailed armor set with ornate engravings on the pauldrons and breastplate, a long flowing cape that catches every breeze, and a ceremonial sword sheathing at his side. The sculpt captures his slender, almost aristocratic frame, with careful representation of his piercing eyes and subtle smirk. Texturing emphasizes weathered leather belts, buckles, and the fabric folds of his cape. The paint finish combines subtle skin tones with metallic highlights, creating a lifelike contrast between light reflective metal and matte fabrics. Overall, a regal, dramatic pose that conveys leadership and ambition.

Griffith is the charismatic leader of the Band of the Hawk, whose beauty, intellect, and strategic genius draw followers and shape the fate of a kingdom. His dream transcends mere conquest to carve a world where his vision of order and power prevails. Across the Berserk saga, Griffith’s choices bring triumphs and ruin, romance and betrayal, testing loyalty and humanity. The figure embodies his portrait of resolve, presenting an image of grace under pressure, the weight of ambition, and the cost of pursuing a dream beyond mortal bounds. This description highlights his complex personality and pivotal role in the epic narrative.