Fate/Grand Order - Katsushika Hokusai - Toto-sama - Foreigner, Travel Portrait Ver. (Phat Company)Katsushika Hokusai, Toto-sama · Phat Company

Phat Company presents Katsushika Hokusai's Toto-sama from Fate/Grand Order in the Foreigner, Travel Portrait Ver. Standing approximately 250mm tall and sculpted by Mazaki Yuusuke with paintwork by Sakura, this ABS and PVC figure captures one of the game's most unique Servants. In Fate/Grand Order, Katsushika Hokusai is summoned as a Foreigner-class Servant, representing the legendary Edo-period ukiyo-e artist known for works such as The Great Wave off Kanagawa. The Servant incarnation is unique in that it manifests as both Hokusai himself and his daughter Oui, with the octopus-like entity Toto-sama accompanying them, a nod to Hokusai's famous erotic woodblock print Tako to Ama. The Foreigner class in the Fate universe represents Servants who have been touched by Outer Gods, and Hokusai's connection to the surreal and otherworldly elements of his art makes him a fitting addition to this rare class. The Travel Portrait Ver. presents the character in a refined travel-inspired outfit, emphasizing the artistic and wandering spirit of the historical Hokusai. The figure's intricate sculpting and paintwork reflect the high standards of Phat Company's craftsmanship.