This approximately 60 cm tall 1/3 scale Super Dollfie depicts Oscar François de Jarjayes as the Versailles era Royal Guard commander. The head sculpt portrays a composed, noble expression with a strong gaze. The long hair is styled to flow naturally, painted to mimic natural shading, and complemented by a high-quality wig. The figure wears an ornate guard uniform inspired by 18th century court style, featuring a tailored coat with sculpted lapels, epaulettes, and metallic accents that catch light. The costume is finished with fine line work and hand-painted detailing on insignia, cuffs, and belt. The pose is stately and ready, with carefully articulated joints that allow dynamic yet regal stances. Overall, the piece blends cinematic presence with meticulous resin craftsmanship and a museum-quality paint job.

Oscar François de Jarjayes is raised as a male heir to the Jarjayes family to serve as captain of the Royal Guard, protecting the French queen at the court of Versailles. Throughout Versailles no Bara, she navigates political intrigue, class tension, and the expectations of gender that clash with her strength and leadership. Oscar's loyalty to the crown is tested as romance with André Grandier, along with personal losses, forces her to reassess loyalty, duty, and self-identity. She becomes a central figure in the dramatic arc that culminates in the upheaval around the French Revolution era. The character embodies courage, integrity, and the struggle to reconcile a powerful public role with private emotions. Her decisions shape events at court and offer a lens on the era's moral complexities and revolutionary tensions.