The figure portrays Medea, the Caster from Fate/stay night, in a dynamic battle-damage pose. The sculpt captures her flowing purple hair and ornate magecraft robes, torn and scorched by combat. Her armor plates show wear with faux scuffs and burn marks, revealing soft underlayers, while ribbons and magical sigils ripple around her. The paintwork emphasizes the cool blue and purples of her outfit, with subtle shading to suggest depth and weathering. The base features a shattered stone motif, enhancing the sense of a recent clash. The figure stands on a clear display stand, allowing a sweeping pose with her staff and cloak billowing behind her. The scale and craftsmanship convey dramatic action and a heroic silhouette, with fine linework on accessories and jewellery.

Medea, known as Caster in the Holy Grail War, is a legendary sorceress whose intellect and mastery of magecraft drive much of her pursuit of power and protection for those she cares about. In Fate/stay night, she uses complex rituals, illusions, and hexes to manipulate outcomes, often placing herself at the center of intrigue. This figure captures her in a critical moment after a clash of mages, where her focus remains unbroken and her determination to secure her goals remains. Her presence reflects a tragic elegance: a brilliant mage whose actions are guided by love, loyalty, and a willingness to make difficult choices. The narrative around her adds depth to the scene depicted by the figure.