Glorio from Dragon Ball Daima is depicted as a lean, high-contrast fighter captured in a dynamic forward-leaning pose that communicates speed and intent. The figure features a sculpt with defined musculature, sharp angular lines on the boots and gloves, and a distinctive hairstyle that sweeps upward with sculpted spikes. Color separation emphasizes a bold palette: a primary bodysuit in deep blue with bright red accents at the shoulders and waist, complemented by metallic gold trim along the chest and gauntlets. The hands and facial expressions are crafted to convey focus and energy, with optional interchangeable hands to switch between gripping, open, and ready-to-release stances. Subtle shading across the sculpt enhances muscle tone and fabric folds, while the joints are discreetly integrated to preserve a clean silhouette. The overall look blends classic Dragon Ball aesthetics with the modern articulation typical of S.H.Figuarts.

Glorio is introduced in Dragon Ball Daima as a mysterious envoy from a distant star who appears during a dark era when planets spark sporadic conflicts. Born into a lineage of energy crafters, Glorio trains under a reclusive Master who teaches him to channel ki into precise, controlled blasts rather than brute force. In the series, he travels across fractured worlds seeking fragments of a forgotten orb that could restore balance or unleash chaos, depending on who wields it. His path crosses with heroes and rivals alike, and his choices test his loyalty to a code of harmony that may clash with his own ambition. Though young, Glorio carries a calm demeanor and a steel resolve, learning to weigh attack against defense and to trust allies when the stakes rise. Across battles and alliances, Glorio’s arc explores themes of trust, responsibility, and the cost of power in a universe where every move can alter the course of countless lives.