A tall, elegant figure stands in a dramatic reverse bunny pose, her long flowing hair rendered in deep blue-black with subtle highlights that catch the light. She wears a sleek black bunny suit with lacquered accents and delicate seam lines, paired with thigh-high stockings and glossy heels that elongate her legs. Her iconic bunny ears rise above her head, tipped with bright accents, and a small fluffy tail is perched at the base of her spine. The sculpt captures Scáthach’s calm, stern expression, a sense of readiness in her posture, and the way her musculature and stance convey disciplined strength. The base presents a moody, moonlit backdrop, with extra detailing on armor-like elements and an understated weapon component that nods to her legendary prowess. The overall aesthetic blends provocative styling with noble warrior mystique.

In Fate/Grand Order, Scáthach is the legendary warrior-mentor from the Ulster Cycle, famed for training heroes in the art of war and fate itself. Known for her unwavering resolve, sharp intellect, and exacting standards, she embodies disciplined bravery even in the face of impossible trials. As a Servant, she carries a heavy past and a quiet, stoic presence that commands both respect and distance. The figure evokes this lore by presenting her as a mentor who blends deadly skill with aristocratic poise, reflecting the weight of her duties and the quiet strength she draws from her centuries of experience. In this Reverse Bunny interpretation, those traits are fused with a striking, cinematic silhouette that celebrates both her mythic origin and the playful, modern collector culture.