Sesshoumaru is reimagined for Sengoku Otogizoushi as a poised, noble youkai whose elegance exudes from every line of his figure. He stands with a calm, aristocratic bearing, silver hair flowing around a pale fur-lined mantle, and a composed expression that hints at ancient power. The robes are layered with meticulous folds, lacquered armor accents catching light to reveal depth and texture. This noodle stopper statue sits on a stable base designed to fit cups, while the figure's sweep of clothing creates a dynamic silhouette that balances grace and menace. Subtle blue tonal shading highlights his icy aura, enhancing the overall regal vibe.

Within the Sengoku Otogizoushi rendition of InuYasha, Sesshoumaru is portrayed as a solitary but principled lord who safeguards his realm with quiet authority. He pursues strength and balance, loyal to his own code rather than crowd-pleasing theatrics, yet never arbitrary in his judgments. In this era of upheaval, he often crosses paths with humans and other youkai, testing alliances and proving that true power can be tempered by restraint. The figure reflects his aura of unassailable calm, a beacon for those seeking justice and discipline in a chaotic age, while remaining an enigmatic, venerable presence.