This Katsushika Hokusai figure captures a poised, artful presence inspired by her iconic ukiyo-e heritage. She stands with a graceful silhouette, wrapped in a flowing kimono dyed in deep indigo and pale cerulean, accented by gold trim and intricate wave patterns that echo The Great Wave off Kanagawa. Her hair is styled into an elaborate updo, secured with ornamental kanzashi, while a delicate shawl flutters behind her like painted wind. The base features stylized water swells and subtle calligraphic motifs, inviting the eye to follow the line work from the pedestal to the figure’s calm, confident gaze. It blends art and combat-ready aura.

In Fate/Grand Order, Katsushika Hokusai is portrayed as a legendary artist who wields both brush and blade, shaping reality through her masterful creative force. She travels through time and battles with a calm, mischievous charm, drawing strength from her unyielding curiosity and love of beauty. Her Servant persona merges historical reverence with a playful, hopeful outlook, turning every encounter into a workshop of ideas where strategy and artistry collide. Off the battlefield she mentors younger artists, while in combat she paints barriers and illusions that mislead opponents and reveal their true nature, revealing a complex, insightful master of craft.