Gintama Exhibition Part 2 - Okita figure, Ichibansho

In Gintama, Okita is one of the series’ most memorable characters, with a presence that blends apparent calm, irony, and constant danger. Behind his youthful face and often composed attitude, he stands out as an instantly recognizable figure in the universe, both through his role and through his very specific way of occupying a scene. This official Okita PVC figure by Bandai, from the Ichibansho line, stands approximately 10 cm tall and presents him in a seated version that feels more intimate and restrained.

Within the world of Gintama, Okita holds an essential place as a member of the Shinsengumi and as a character capable of shifting a scene from comedy to threat in an instant. He stands out through his calculating nature, his taste for provocation, and the very particular relationship he has with Hijikata, often somewhere between open rivalry and deliberate sadism. Beyond that playful and cruel side, he also brings real intensity to the story, because he remains one of the most formidable fighters on his side. His place in the series rests precisely on that mix of deceptive lightness, contained violence, and cold charisma, which the figure captures well through a calm and thoughtful attitude.

Visually, the piece shows Okita seated on the floor with his legs folded in, in a relaxed but very readable pose. He wears a white shirt under a fitted black vest, along with black trousers and visible white socks. One raised hand holds a red-and-black mask near his face, immediately creating a strong focal point in the composition. His light brown hair falls in thick strands across the forehead, while his purple eyes and serious expression reinforce the feeling of restraint. The overall presentation stays simple, without added scenery, which keeps the focus on the pose and the character’s atmosphere.

Product Features

• License: Gintama
• Collection: Ichibansho
• Character: Okita
• Height: 10 cm
• Material: PVC
• Manufacturer: Bandai