Saint Seiya Seahorse Bian is presented in a striking Marine Scale interpretation by Bandai, crafted to evoke living sea spray and gleaming armor. The figure showcases the Seahorse Cloth with layered plating that curves around the torso, shoulders, and limbs, finished in deep ocean blues, teal accents, and pearlescent white highlights that resemble sunlight on water. Surface texture is rich, with micro-scale patterns along the armor and subtle weathering to convey underwater battles and pressure. The head sculpt emphasizes a focused, determined gaze, while a cape or mantle flows behind in dynamic, wind-swept motion. Articulation is designed for fluid action poses; hands and interchangeable parts enable striking poses, defensive stances, or message-like silhouettes. The Marine Scale presentation gives a premium display presence, complemented by a display base and branded packaging from Bandai.

Seahorse Bian grew from the sea-wrought arenas of Saint Seiya as a steadfast protector of underwater realms and coastal communities, drawing strength from the tides and currents that shape every battle. Clad in the Seahorse Cloth, he moves with swift, flicking strikes that cut through opposing defenses as if slicing through seawater. His loyalty to friends and the chi of the ocean drive him to confront threats that threaten the balance between land and sea; he negotiates complex alliances with other Saints while remaining true to his own code of honor. Across battles he demonstrates resilience, often using water-based techniques that canalize momentum into decisive blows. In the Marine Scale narrative, Bian's figure embodies the quiet power of the deep, a guardian whose resolve becomes a beacon for those who follow the sea's calling.