The figure depicts Ibuki Douji reimagined as a radiant midsummer goddess. She stands with a poised, slightly turned posture that conveys wind-swept motion, as if a breeze has just whisked her garments into a dynamic arc. Her attire blends ceremonial kimono elements with armor-inspired panels, colored in sunlit golds, cerulean blues, and fiery orange accents that catch the light from every angle. Intricate patterns of petals and wind swirls decorate her robes and accessories, while a luminous sun-disc crowns her headpiece. The base mimics a scorching stage with heat-hazed details and delicate wave motifs, enhancing the sense of seasonal heat and movement. Finely sculpted hair and expressive eyes capture her fierce yet playful nature, making her appear both divine and approachable.

Ibuki Douji is a wind-born demon who appears in Fate/Grand Order's mythic roster as a brave, capricious servant. In the storyline she embodies the energy of midsummer—bright, unpredictable, and protective of those she calls friends. This version, the Malevolent Midsummer Goddess, frames her as a guardian of travelers during festival nights, wielding gusts and sunlit flames to ward off danger. Her backstory intertwines with the sun and wind gods, suggesting she gained stature through acts of courage in a scorching city under siege. Although famed for mischief, she harbors a steadfast loyalty and a willingness to sacrifice for the greater good. Her presence in the series and the figure's design celebrate resilience, warmth, and an unyielding, radiant spirit.