This Kyun-Chara figure presents Oda Nobunaga in a lively summer display, drawn in the cute, oversized head style of the Kyun-Chara line. The figure wears a bright mizugi swimsuit themed for a seaside festival, with bold color blocks and subtle sculpted shading to mimic fabric folds. His hair is stylized in a sleek, dark cut that frames a confident, mischievous expression, reflecting Nobunaga’s iconic blend of charisma and cunning. The base is compact and unobtrusive, designed to complement multiple pose angles while capturing the playful energy of a summer collectible. The craftsmanship emphasizes clean linework, glossy highlights on the swimsuit, and precise pose articulation that makes Nobunaga feel ready for a splash-filled adventure. The overall silhouette is compact and cute, ideal for a display shelf while ensuring the character’s distinctive silhouette remains instantly recognizable to fans of Fate/Grand Order.

Oda Nobunaga in Fate/Grand Order is envisioned as a Berserker-aligned Servant who embodies fierce ambition and unyielding resolve. Historically a Sengoku-era warlord, in the game's mythologized narrative he becomes a Servant who fights with a mix of reckless fury and strategic insight, wielding weapons and tools symbolic of his era. As a Berserker, his potential power is terrifying, channeling ruthless determination into battle. Despite the chaotic class, Nobunaga’s personality shines through in moments of calculated bravado and protective loyalty to his allies. The character’s legend is recast into a modern heroic figure blushing under sun and sea air in this summer-themed portrayal, hinting at the balance between his formidable presence and playful, whimsical charm.