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Add the mysterious Oberon to your Fate/Grand Order collection with this soft toy from the Chocopuni range. Produced by Orange Rouge and distributed by Good Smile Company, it reimagines the Pretender-class Servant in a miniature format with soft, rounded features.
The soft toy captures Oberon’s distinctive appearance, with his tousled light-coloured hair, expressive eyes and dark-coloured outfit. The key details of the face and costume are reproduced using embroidery and layered fabric pieces, preserving the character’s visual identity whilst adapting it to the collection’s kawaii style.
The Chocopuni range is characterised by its compact proportions, seated silhouette and soft stuffing. Standing approximately 17 cm tall, this soft toy can be displayed on a shelf, a desk or in a display case dedicated to the Fate universe. It can also be paired with the other Servants available in the same collection.
Made from polyester, it has a soft texture suitable for both handling and display. Measuring 13 × 12 × 17 cm, it is compact enough to be carried around or easily incorporated into a collection of soft toys and Japanese merchandise.
Manufacturer: Orange Rouge / Good Smile Company
Licence: Fate/Grand Order
Character: Oberon
Class: Pretender
Collection: Chocopuni
Product type: Collectible soft toy
Height: Approx. 17 cm
Approximate dimensions: Approx. 13 × 12 × 17 cm
Material: Polyester
Design: Character in a sitting position
Style: Rounded shapes and kawaii proportions
Officially licensed product: Yes
Category: Soft toys
Supplier reference: 20190188839
EAN: 4580590188839
Oberon appears in the Lostbelt No. 6: Avalon the Fae chapter of Fate/Grand Order. He presents himself as the fairy king from literary tradition and as an ally capable of guiding the protagonists through fairy Britain. Charismatic and elusive, he nevertheless conceals an identity and intentions far more complex than his benevolent appearance would suggest.
In the game, Oberon is a five-star Servant belonging to the Pretender class, a category reserved for beings whose identity, role or very existence is based on significant concealment. He was the first playable Servant of this class to be introduced in Fate/Grand Order.
His character is notably inspired by Oberon, King of the Fairies from William Shakespeare’s play *A Midsummer Night’s Dream*, but also incorporates elements linked to Vortigern and the mythical history of Britain. This dual nature—part fairy guide, part hidden threat—makes him one of the most striking and enigmatic characters in the Avalon the Fae arc.