This Ichiban Kuji G Prize figure of Dabi from Boku no Hero Academia captures a striking, menacing presence that fans will love. The sculpture stands in a dynamic pose, with Dabi's signature black hair swept back and sharp bangs, and a weathered, charcoal-toned coat that flows behind him as if caught in an unseen gust. The detailing emphasizes his pale, scar-marked skin contrasting with smoldering blue flames that curl at his hands or glow at the edges of his sleeves. The coat’s fabric texture is reproduced with fine creases and torn edges, revealing glimpses of his layered clothing beneath. Subtle metallic accents on buckles and belts, plus a careful weathering wash, give a lived-in, villainous edge. The paintwork emphasizes gradations of shadow and highlight to convey depth, while Dabi's piercing expression communicates his cold resolve and ruthless demeanor. The overall silhouette is tall and imposing, making a bold statement in any display shelf.

Dabi, whose real name is Toya Todoroki, is a central villain in My Hero Academia whose past is shrouded in tragedy and resentment. Born to a hero father who pursued power at great emotional cost, Toya's dream of becoming a hero was broken by a harsh family dynamic and public failure. He emerged as Dabi, adopting a cold, calculating persona, and channeling anger into fire that burns with a distinctive blue blaze. His methods are ruthless, preferring to manipulate outcomes from behind the scenes, exposing a willingness to go to extreme lengths to prove his ideological stance against hero society. Throughout the series, Dabi's backstory reveals his complicated loyalties and the hidden wounds tied to his family. He moves with patient precision, choosing targets and moments that maximize pain and significance. The character's presence challenges protagonists to confront painful truths about power, fame, and what it means to become a true hero, often clashing with Deku and the hero community.