This 1/6 scale statue captures August von Parseval as the Azur Lane ship girl, a poised commander who blends naval elegance with militaristic flair. The figure stands with one leg slightly forward, weight balanced on a sturdy base, projecting confidence and discipline. She wears a detailed navy-blue and white uniform accented with gold trim, epaulets, a high collar, and a decorative cape or sash that flows behind her. Her long blonde hair cascades in soft waves, with careful sculpting of strands that catch light. Delicate accessories, such as miniature buckles and a crest motif, enhance the aristocratic style. The paintwork emphasizes contrast between matte fabric and glossy metallic accents, while the base evokes a nautical deck motif and weathered anchors, grounding the piece in its maritime origin. Overall, the statue exudes dignified presence, dynamic pose, and a museum-quality finish suitable for display among other Azur Lane figures.

August von Parseval is depicted not only as a frontline commander but as a strategist who reconciles duty with personal resolve. In Azur Lane's narrative, she leads her fleet with measured calm, a voice of reason in the fog of battle. Her backstory reveals a lineage of pilots and tacticians, carrying the weight of a proud nation while learning to trust allies across the fog of war. As battles rage across the seas, she pursues a quiet mission: protect her comrades and recover a lost artifact that could shift the balance of power. This figure embodies that resolve—stoic, disciplined, and capable of turning the tide through careful planning, precise execution, and unwavering loyalty to the fleet. Her presence on the shelf invites fans to imagine a moment when strategy, courage, and grace converge on the open water, where the waves accompany a captain who never wavers.