Versailles no Bara - Oscar François de Jarjayes (Centauria)Oscar François de Jarjayes · Centauria

Oscar François de Jarjayes is immortalized in this figure by Centauria, standing approximately 120mm tall. The collectible depicts the protagonist of The Rose of Versailles, Riyoko Ikeda's landmark manga set against the backdrop of pre-Revolutionary France. Oscar was raised as a son by her father, a military general, and serves as commander of Marie Antoinette's Royal Guard. Her androgynous appearance and noble spirit make her a figure of admiration and confusion among those she encounters, often mistaken for a beautiful young man. Creator Riyoko Ikeda has described Oscar as an intentional antithesis to the male-dominated society of 1970s Japan, embodying the idea that strength and beauty in women need not conform to conventional femininity. Oscar's story intertwines with the declining fortunes of the French monarchy, her complicated feelings for Count Hans Axel Von Fersen, and her deep bond with her childhood companion André Grandier, culminating in the turbulent events of the French Revolution. The figure captures Oscar in her iconic military attire, reflecting the character's dual identity as both a noblewoman and a soldier.