Genshin Impact · Figure guide
Raiden Shogun Figure
The Raiden Shogun who rules Inazuma and Ei within the Plane of Euthymia share an appearance, but they are not the same person. The Shogun is a puppet created to carry out Ei’s vision of eternity. Ei withdraws from everyday life while the system she designed governs in her name.
That distinction matters to the character represented by Raiden Shogun figures. The severe ruler, the warrior wielding Electro power and Ei discovering the pleasures of present-day Inazuma belong to a story about how far protection can turn into control.
Story and characterFigure selection
Raiden inside the Electro ring
APEX · 1/7 scale
APEX Plane of Euthymia 1/7
View this figureAPEX suspends the sword-drawing pose within purple effects above broken stone and gate fragments.
The 1/7 Plane of Euthymia scene spreads beyond Raiden’s body in several directions. Compare the complete outer width and depth with your cabinet opening before giving it a shelf.
A dessert scene with storage
Shanghai Wumei · Wondrous Travels
Wondrous Travels Raiden
View this figureWondrous Travels seats a large-headed Raiden on a cake-shaped base with berries and a striped sweet behind her.
The complete figure is about 11.3 cm high. The cake-inspired base can also be used for storage, giving this finished miniature a use beyond its seated portrait.
Weapons or dango milk
Good Smile Company · Nendoroid 2660
Nendoroid 2660 Raiden Shogun
View this figureNendoroid 2660 includes Musou Isshin, Engulfing Lightning and dango milk for different sides of Raiden.
Composed, wide-eyed and smiling face options let you change the mood as well as the prop. Choose this articulated design if you want to arrange the small figure yourself instead of keeping a single dessert pose.
Story and character
The loss behind Ei’s eternity
Ei and her twin sister Makoto had different responsibilities. Makoto held the position of Electro Archon, while Ei supplied the martial strength behind Inazuma’s rule. Their partnership allowed the nation to know one public authority without seeing the whole relationship behind it.
Makoto’s death changes Ei’s understanding of what it means to keep something safe. Change becomes associated with the possibility of losing what remains. Her answer is to seek an eternity that can resist the erosion of time and preserve Inazuma.
Creating the Shogun gives that conviction a lasting instrument. The puppet can continue to apply rules without the uncertainty that comes with a person reconsidering them. What Ei sees as constancy becomes difficult to alter when her own beliefs begin to change.
The people behind the Vision Hunt Decree
The Vision Hunt Decree brings individual ambitions into conflict with the Shogun’s authority. Taking a Vision has consequences for its owner’s life and sense of purpose. The people affected cannot be understood simply as parts of a nation being preserved.
The Traveler’s confrontation with Ei carries those ambitions into the Plane of Euthymia. Her retreat has separated contemplation of eternity from the lives continuing outside. Facing the resistance forces her to reconsider what her ideal is doing to the people it is meant to protect.
Inazuma has kept moving
Time spent outside her inner realm lets Ei encounter changes that have become ordinary to everyone else. Small discoveries and her interest in sweets give these encounters a warmth absent from the Shogun’s public authority.
A gentle expression or an everyday setting can therefore recall an established part of her story. It need not belong to a different costume or an invented personality. The familiar appearance has room for both formidable power and someone learning to participate in the present again.
Changing what she built
Revising her conviction does not automatically change the puppet. The Shogun resists a departure from the purpose Ei originally gave it, requiring Ei to confront the permanence she once wanted.
Her struggle with her own creation gives the story a consequence beyond a change of mind. Moving forward requires her to take responsibility for the system that has kept acting in her name. Eternity can no longer depend on excluding the possibility of change.
Raiden Shogun’s appearance connects several roles within Inazuma’s history. Understanding the puppet, Ei and Makoto gives the character’s authority, moments of tenderness and displays of power a context that remains useful across her portrayals in figures.