The Lavinia Whateley figure from Fate/Grand Order by Studio Sunflower captures a striking contrast between delicate enchantment and eldritch menace. She stands poised with a slender frame, one hand extended as if weaving an incantation, while the other rests near her cloak's edge. Her facial expression blends curiosity and resolve, with large, alert eyes and a soft, slightly parted mouth. The costume blends Gothic elegance and occult symbolism: a deep jewel-toned dress with layered ruffles, lace trim, and rune-etched accents on the bodice. A weathered cloak cascades behind her, and the base features scattered sigils and weathered stone. The paintwork highlights subtle shading on skin, hair, and fabric, bringing a sense of magic at rest within a quiet, tense moment.

In Fate/Grand Order, Lavinia Whateley is portrayed as a gifted mage whose power arises from the Lovecraftian lineage she embodies. Her adventures span occult archives, forbidden temples, and the twisting corridors of the Singularity crises the game presents. She unravels sigils, encounters otherworldly patrons, and negotiates with entities beyond mortal comprehension. Her character arc centers on the tension between scholarly curiosity and moral responsibility, the temptation to unearth secrets at any cost, and the resolve to guard her companions from ruin. Her Noble Phantasm symbolizes the raw, unpredictable energies she commands when pressed by fate.