Rendered in dramatic 1/6 scale, this Dokuro no Kishi figure captures the dark grandeur of Berserk's Skull Knight. The armor features bone-inspired etching and a weathered metallic finish that hints at centuries of battle and travel through shadows. A towering helm with hollow eye sockets creates an imposing silhouette, while layered plates and subtle chipping emphasize both resilience and tragic history. The pose exudes quiet authority, with the right hand raised as if ready to draw a colossal blade, and a flowing cloak or cape that adds movement. The base is crafted to evoke a ruined fortress, completing the foreboding atmosphere. Paintwork strikes a balance between matte shadows and gleaming highlights, bringing gravitas to every joint and edge.

Dokuro no Kishi, known in Berserk as the Skull Knight, is an ancient warrior whose true origin is shrouded in mystery. In the series, he appears as a spectral guardian who repeatedly crosses paths with Guts and Casca, seemingly bound by a fate older than humanity. He bears a skull-faced helm and armor that suggest a pact between life and death, carrying knowledge of the world’s dark cycles, the Eclipse, and the God Hand. His presence signifies the fragile line between mortal struggle and supernatural destiny. Though not fully understood, he acts as a guide and warning, offering glimpses of the larger history behind Berserk’s grim world and the costs of wielding power.