From the Tsume HQS collection, this Ulquiorra Cifer figure stands in a poised, commanding pose that exudes cold precision. The 1/6 scale is rendered with an incredibly accurate silhouette, capturing Ulquiorra’s slender frame, tight armor detailing, and the long, flowing cloak that casts subtle folds and shadow. The head sculpt emphasizes his pale, almost ghostly complexion, sharp facial lines, and hollow-like gaze, while the armor pieces are finished with both matte and light reflectivity to mimic metal. The base is discreet, ensuring the figure remains the focal point, and the overall paintwork highlights clean edges and layered shading across skin, fabric, and armor.

Ulquiorra Cifer is introduced as the fourth Espada, a ruthless and enigmatic figure in Aizen’s army who embodies nihilism and quiet power. Across Bleach’s arc, he pursues Ichigo Kurosaki with cold tactical precision, probing the protagonist’s sense of purpose and humanity. Ulquiorra’s conversations reveal a stark worldview, contrasting human emotion with the instinct to endure and adapt. His Zanpakutō, Murciélago, releases with a chilling effect, and his battles are marked by measured, devastating strikes. Even when outmatched, his restraint and calm posture make him a memorable symbol of the void, testing themes of fate, loyalty, and the nature of strength in the series.