Queen's Blade Nanael Gutto-Kuru figure stands in a dynamic, ready-for-battle pose that captures Nanael’s signature blend of innocence and strength. The sculpt emphasizes her long, flowing blonde hair swept to one side, with delicate facial details, large expressive eyes, and a soft, confident smile. She is depicted in her Queen's Blade costume, featuring white and silver armor elements contrasted by gold accents and pink fabric. The figure includes intricate feather motifs and ethereal wings folded behind her back, giving a sense of movement even at rest. Subtle shading across the skin and costume highlights the craftsmanship, while the sturdy base anchors the statue without distracting from her presence.

In the Queen's Blade universe, Nanael is introduced as a cheerful yet enigmatic cleric who travels with a diverse cast of warriors, offering aid and sometimes unsolicited guidance. Her origins lie in celestial realms, where she embodies purity and a vow to protect the weak, yet she freely questions violence and power when faced with mortal conflicts. Nanael's personality balances curiosity, optimism, and a stubborn honesty that endears allies and confounds foes. Across battles and tournaments, she demonstrates unexpected resolve, summoning a quiet strength that transcends her innocent appearance. The Gutto-Kuru figure captures this duality: a serene, wide-eyed expression paired with a poised stance and hand positions that hint at both mercy and readiness to defend. This reinterpretation honors her role as both healer and fighter within the Queen's Blade saga.