This 1/6 scale Masterlise figure captures Tomioka Giyuu from Kimetsu no Yaiba with striking precision and disciplined poise. The character is posed mid-motion, suggesting the flow of Water Breathing as if about to unleash a technique. His long haori waves behind him, revealing layered kimono tones of deep navy and teal, with subtle water-texture patterns painted along the fabric. The sculpt emphasizes Giyuu’s calm, stern expression and razor-sharp eyes, framed by sleek, gravity-defying hair. Fine details include crisp folds in the hakama, the belt sash, and the sheath at his side. The base features a swirling water motif that complements the figure’s pose, using translucent blues and whites to imitate splashing waves. The overall finish blends matte and glossy paints to highlight highlights, shadows, and the character’s iconic somber color palette, delivering a striking statue for display.

Tomioka Giyuu is one of the Hashira, the elite swordsmen of the Demon Slayer Corps, and a master of the Water Breathing style. He travels Taisho-era Japan with quiet determination, offering guidance and protection to those who face demons. Despite his reserved demeanor, he demonstrates profound compassion and a willingness to mentor others when it matters most. In the series, Giyuu plays a pivotal role in recognizing Tanjiro Kamado’s potential as a demon slayer and guiding him toward the right path, even when it means setting aside personal feelings. His past, including losses that forged his iron resolve, informs every decision he makes in combat and leadership. Across battles and investigations, Giyuu’s strategic mind and disciplined technique anchor the story’s larger struggle against the demon threat, influencing allies and shaping their growth. His presence embodies the balance of strength and restraint that defines the Hashira, making him a central figure in the Demon Slayer narrative.