Saint Seiya Lyra Orphée Myth Cloth stands as a striking homage to the legendary musician of Greek myth, rendered with the meticulous detail typical of Bandai's Myth Cloth line. The figure measures about 160 mm tall and features a gleaming Lyra-themed armor with sculpted ridges, metallic gold plating, and rich blue accents that echo the night sky. Its joints are hidden within the armor for a seamless silhouette, while the cloth-like portions flexibly attach for dynamic poses. Accessories include interchangeable hands and a lyre-inspired display piece that captures Orphée's musical power in a single, elegant moment. The overall aesthetic balances classic myth with action figure craftsmanship.

Orpheus of Lyra is one of the Saint Seiya's legendary Saints who channels the heavenly drive of music into battlefield prowess. Clad in the Lyra Orphée Cloth, he uses sonic-based attacks and graceful, artistic combat that mirrors his mythic legacy as a musician who calms or captivates with the lyre. In the story's arc, Orphée fights to protect his fellow Saints against formidable foes, drawing on his inner resolve and the haunting beauty of his instrument. His saga echoes the tale of Orpheus, who ventured into the underworld to recover what was lost, reminding audiences that art can be a weapon as well as a shield. The Myth Cloth figure captures this themes: elegance, precision, and an undying devotion to music and justice, presented in a pose that suggests movement through air and rhythm.