The figure captures Hachisuka Goemon from Oda Nobuna no Yabou with a dynamic pose that conveys his agility and ninja origins. The costume fuses Sengoku-era armor elements with the series' stylized anime aesthetic. He wears dark, glossy armor plates over a deep crimson kimono, with intricate engravings along the edges and a flowing sash that hints at movement. His headgear and mask emphasize mystery, while the weapon holster and accessible seams suggest high quality manufacturing. The color palette blends metallic blacks, imperial blues, and subtle gold accents, bringing out highlights on the sword sheath and gauntlets. Fine sculpting highlights the muscular silhouette and the stealthy posture, while the base design evokes ancient streets or temple steps, giving a sense of action frozen in time. The expression is calm yet keen, with eyes that seem to scan the horizon, matching Goemon's reputation as a resourceful and loyal ninja.

In Oda Nobuna no Yabou, Hachisuka Goemon serves as a nimble strategist and loyal retainer under the female Oda Nobuna. Though legendary in other legends as a feared thief, in this series Goemon is portrayed with wit, loyalty, and a distinctive style that blends stealth and humor. He often undertakes covert missions to gather intelligence, disrupt rival factions, and protect his comrades with a calm, improvisational mindset. His backstory reveals training in ninja arts, a strong sense of duty to his lord, and an understated bravado that contrasts with Nobuna's bold leadership. The character arc explores themes of trust, sacrifice, and the complexity of loyalty within a rapidly changing Sengoku-era world.