Masterlise Ichiban Kuji Gintama Sakata Gintoki figure stands at a striking 250mm, presented in a dynamic, ready-for-action pose. The figure captures Gintoki's signature silver hair that cascades in tousled strands, a glossy black kimono with subtle blue undertones, and a crisp white inner garment that contrast vividly against the dark fabric. His expression mixes nonchalant confidence with a hint of mischief, inviting fans to recall his deadpan humor. The wooden bokuto is sculpted with great grain texture and light weathering, positioned across his body as if just drawn in a swift swing. The base is minimal yet sturdy, with decorative accents reminiscent of Edo-period vibes. Finishing paints emphasize shading at folds and creases, bringing depth to the silhouette.

Sakata Gintoki, the silver-haired owner of the Yorozuya, is a towering yet lazy samurai who nevertheless answers when the moment demands courage. In Gintama, he navigates a chaotic Edo-period Tokyo where aliens and odd jobs collide, using humor and improvisation to defuse danger. He cherishes a simple life: reading, sweets, and a stubborn sense of justice. His wooden sword is more symbolic than lethal, reflecting his belief that strength is earned through heart and loyalty rather than flashy skill. This figure captures his relaxed swagger, dry smile, and hidden readiness to leap into trouble if friends are threatened.