Oberon stands in Harmonia Bloom style as a Pretender-class Servant, a result of Good Smile Company's latest collaboration. The figure presents a commanding silhouette with a dynamic pose: one leg forward, a cloak that seems to catch an unseen breeze, and a poised head turned slightly to reveal a confident, mischievous gaze. The color palette blends Harmonia Bloom's signature florals with rich, dark armor, accented by gold trim and translucent accents that shimmer under light. The sculpt highlights intricate details: individual petals along the cape, finely rendered curls in his hair, and etched sigils along the gauntlets. The base evokes a moonlit forest ruin, complete with mossy textures and subtle luminescent highlights that illuminate Oberon's presence. The finish emphasizes gradient shading to bring depth to fabrics and metallics, ensuring a premium, cinematic display. This 1st Ascension captures a refined balance between regal authority and fairy-tolk, inviting fans to admire the craftsmanship from every angle.

Oberon, commonly celebrated as the King of the Fairies in myth, is reimagined in Fate/Grand Order as a heroic spirit who traverses the boundary between legend and legend’s next chapter. In FS terms, he embodies both majesty and mischief, commanding the hidden folk while safeguarding the fragile balance of nature. The Harmonia Bloom incarnation presented here as a Pretender highlights a dual nature: a royal figure adorned with flower-inspired armor that hints at nobility and a trickster’s wit beneath. In the 1st Ascension portrayal, Oberon’s visage is open and expressive, inviting others into his forest domain. The narrative surrounding this figure places him at the edge of a moonlit grove where blossoms glow, sigils pulse with power, and a quiet authority precedes an unfolding enchantment. Fans can imagine his next chapter as he navigates alliances and rivalries across realms, reinforcing his role as a protector whose charisma conceals formidable magic and strategic prowess.