The figure captures Vincent Valentine in his Final Fantasy VII design with a long flowing dark cloak, crimson accents, and a raven-black hat. The Play Arts Kai rendition displays articulated joints, a detailed sculpt of his stern face behind a metallic mask, billowing cape, textured leather-like torso, belt, and thigh-high boots. Accessories include Cerberus pistols that can be held in both hands, optional cape with layered fabric, and a dramatic pose option leaning on a gun. The paintwork emphasizes the purple-black cloak gradient, metallic gun barrels, silver buckles, and weathered leather textures. The figure's height and proportions reflect a heroic stance, with wide shoulder silhouette and dynamic cape flow. Fine sculpted hair, subtle facial expression, and meticulous seam lines on the gloves. The packaging and figure art direction evoke a moody, cyber-medieval atmosphere, consistent with Final Fantasy VII's aesthetic. The overall presentation makes Vincent look like a restless veteran ready for battle or a quiet, contemplative moment.

Vincent Valentine, once a Turk for the Shinra Company, was subjected to Hojo’s cruel experiments that fused him with a mysterious dark power. Trapped in a sealed coffin for years, he awakened to a world in turmoil and carried guilt for his involvement with Shinra’s brutal acts. His transformation left him brooding, introspective, and deadly, driven by a desire for redemption. He fights with Cerberus, a triple-barreled pistol, symbolizing his fragmented past and precise, devastating control. In the party, he struggles with his past while offering dark, calculated strength against Sephiroth’s threats and the looming calamities of Meteor.