Standing confidently on a circular base, Fate/Grand Order Paul Bunyan Bunny-yan presents a playful fusion of legendary lumberjack legend and anime idol charm. The figure wears a glossy bunny suit in soft pastel tones with a fur-trimmed hood, long ears perked as if listening for orders. Paul Bunyan’s imposing frame is softened by the bunny motif, emphasizing dynamic muscle lines and exaggerated gestures. The sculpt captures his broad shoulders, sturdy stance, and oversized axe that gleams with metallic paint. Fine detailing highlights facial expression, a calm smile beneath whiskered cheeks, and the iconic colossal boots and belt. The base features woodland motifs and a maple leaf motif.

Paul Bunyan in Fate/Grand Order is summoned as a Servant who merges folklore bravado with the playful Bunny-yan charm. He fights with immense strength, using his large axe and lumberjack toolkit to clear obstacles in heroic battles that test endurance and camaraderie. The Bunny-yan variant softens his raw power with a friendly, approachable look, inviting allies and fans to share in his adventures. In the game's meta-narrative, Bunyan’s legend is reinterpreted as a protector of common folk, a giant with heart who values friendship, loyalty, and hearty laughter. This figure captures that spirit through pose, expression, and a whimsical presence.