Oberon stands with regal bearing, cloaked in an intricately sculpted armor that gleams with a sun-kissed patina. Delicate filigree runs along the chest plate and pauldrons, echoing fairy and forest motifs. A flowing cape cascades behind him, sculpted to catch an implied breeze, giving a sense of motion. His hair is finely detailed, long and windswept, with a crown or circlet that denotes his royal fairy status. Accessories may include a slender weapon or staff, optional wings folded at the back, and a weathered base depicting forest roots. The paintwork emphasizes depth with subtle shading and metallic highlights to bring out the character’s noble aura. The pose communicates authority and mystique, while the sculpt captures the fantasy aesthetic of Fate/Grand Order character design.

Oberon, in Fate/Grand Order, is depicted as the King of the Fairies, a timeless figure drawn from Shakespearean myth who governs the hidden realm of the fae and influences the world of humans with cunning and benevolence. In the game's lore, he embodies sovereignty, magic, and trickster wisdom, often appearing in stories that test the hearts and destinies of heroes. This figure represents Oberon’s poised leadership and supernatural charisma: a master of illusion and nature, whose power lies in both courtly diplomacy and devastating fairy magic. Collectors will appreciate the thematic tie to classic literature and the grand, otherworldly scale of his legend.