Fate/Grand Order Foreigner/Katsushika Hokusai Travel Portrait Ver. 1/7 Complete Figure

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Sculptor: Yusuke Masaki Paintwork: Sakura Cooperation: Phat! Company "As long as Toto-sama and I can paint whatever we want wherever we go and not worry about food, everything'll be fine." From the popular smartphone game "Fate/Grand Order" comes a scale figure of the Foreigner class servant Katsushika Hokusai! Katsushika Hokusai has been recreated based on her Travel Portrait craft essence illustration from the game's 3rd Anniversary. Rather than her traditional Japanese outfit, Katsushika Hokusai is wearing a more casual outfit and carrying around her sketchbooks. This look befitting of a modern artist has been faithfully recreated in figure form. Don't miss the miniature figure of Toto-sama and the stone path themed base too! Be sure to preorder her for your collection!

Katsushika Hokusa is a fictional anime character from the Fate/Grand Order series, specifically in its Saber class. She is known for her striking and unique appearance, which is heavily influenced by her real-life counterpart, Japanese artist Hokusai. Her hair is styled in a voluminous and curly manner, done up in a deep shade of blue that matches the oceanic designs on her kimono. Her eyes are wide and vividly bright, offset by the black markings on her face that resemble those found in traditional Japanese artwork. Perhaps most notable about Katsushika Hokusa's appearance is the series of octopus-like tendrils that cascade down from her waist to frame her lower body.

Katsushika Hokusa's story in the Fate/Grand Order series is heavily influenced by the life and art of her real-life counterpart, Hokusai. In her iteration, she is an artist who embodies the spirit of her art even in battle. She wields a paintbrush as her weapon of choice, allowing her to summon powerful creatures and attacks using ink and pigment. Throughout her journey in the series, Katsushika Hokusa is faced with struggles surrounding her identity as both an artist and a warrior. She finds solace in her art, as well as in the support and guidance of her fellow heroes. Ultimately, Katsushika Hokusa learns to embrace her dual identities and finds strength in using her art to protect her newfound friends and allies.