Banpresto's Jump 50th Anniversary Figure -Special-1 presents Sakata Gintoki in a faithful and celebratory likeness that highlights both his laid-back charm and unexpected samurai presence. At approximately 210 mm tall, the sculpt captures Gintoki's trademark silver, slightly unruly hair, relaxed half-smile, and tired-yet-alert eyes. He wears his signature kimono-like yukata over dark trousers, with sculpted fabric folds and dynamic motion that suggest a casual stance after battle. The wooden bokuto is textured to mimic worn wood, and paintwork uses subtle shading to emphasize skin tone, clothing creases, and metallic accents. A compact base features Jump 50th Anniversary motifs, providing a polished display piece that balances playful personality and stoic readiness for collectors of Gintama.

Sakata Gintoki is the central figure of Gintama, a former Joui rebel and highly skilled samurai who lives in the chaotic, anachronistic city of Edo. Now working as a freelancer under the name Yorozuya, he takes odd jobs for a meager fee while often appearing lazy, self-indulgent, and perpetually hooked on sweets and popular magazines. Beneath the comedic facade, Gintoki is fiercely loyal to his friends and guided by a deep sense of honor and responsibility stemming from his wartime past. He wields a wooden bokuto with uncanny mastery, using cunning, speed, and experience in moments of true danger. Throughout the series he balances absurd humor with poignant backstory, showing both human vulnerability and uncompromising strength when defending those he cares about.