A visually striking bunny statue that captures the elegance and curiosity of Murasaki Shikibu. The figure stands poised in a sleek bunny suit, with glossy black accents, white fur trim, and delicate gold detailing that highlights the refined lines of the costume. Her long hair flows behind her, framing a composed face with a thoughtful gaze. The accessories include a small bow at the neck, cuffs, and a matching high heels, all balanced on a decorative pedestal that echoes classic Japanese aesthetics. Subtle shading across the skin and fabric brings depth, while crisp paintwork emphasizes textures, from the leather-like suit to the soft fur on ears and tail.

In Fate/Grand Order, Murasaki Shikibu is portrayed as the celebrated Heian era author who becomes a heroic spirit with a talent for storytelling that shapes reality. She approaches battles with calm precision, drawing on the power of Genji's tales to reveal truths, misdirect foes, or illuminate the path for her allies. Her personality is dignified and inquisitive, always seeking to observe and record the world around her. Through her role as a writer of fate, she resonates with readers and summons, turning fiction into strategy and destiny into dialogue. Her legend underscores the enduring might of literature.