Urbosa is rendered as a statuesque guardian of the Gerudo plains, ready for battle and radiating regal authority. The figure captures her iconic red-gold armor adorned with intricate filigree and layered pauldrons, a jewel-encrusted headdress, and a flowing cape that sweeps behind her. Her long crimson hair is swept back into a high ponytail, with strands framing a determined, almond-shaped gaze. The sculpt emphasizes her broad stance and poised grip on a curved blade evocative of the Gerudo scimitar, while subtle weathering gives a lived-in veteran look. The use of bold metallic paints highlights the armor's trim, and soft fabric-like textures are suggested on the cape and undergarments. Light-up elements illuminate the eyes or weapon area, adding a dramatic glow that accentuates the figure in dim display. The base features desert motif engravings and subtle iconography to evoke Zelda’s world.

Urbosa, the Gerudo Chief and champion of the Divine Beast Vah Naboris, is remembered in the saga of Breath of the Wild as a steadfast guardian and mentor. She forms a strong bond with Princess Zelda, guiding her to resilience and strategic thinking during the long reunion with her royal lineage. In battle, Urbosa radiates command, wielding her lightning-powered scimitar with precision and courage. When Calamity Ganon returns, Urbosa sacrifices herself to shield Zelda from the onslaught, creating a crucial window that allows Link and Zelda to advance. Her memory haunts later events, fueling the champions' resolve to seal away the menace. This embodiment honors her courage, leadership, and the heritage of the Gerudo people while reminding players that sacrifice and wisdom often illuminate the path to victory.