A majestic fantasy figure with fiery red hair and jeweled face and eyes, wearing a gold crown, stands before an army in a mountainous landscape. Two smaller figures appear at the bottom.

Cú Chulainn from Irish mythology in realistic portrayal of this exact physical description: And certainly the youth Cú Chulainn mac Sualdaim was handsome as he came to show his form to the armies, described as having three distinct heads of hair—brown at the base, blood-red in the middle, and a crown of golden yellow, with each long, loose-flowing strand hanging down in shining splendour over his shoulders. He was also noted for his striking features, including four dimples in each cheek—yellow, green, crimson, and blue—and seven bright pupils, eye-jewels, in each kingly eye. His appearance was so remarkable that it caused significant reaction, with women in the armies of Connacht reportedly climbing over their own men just to see him. This extraordinary beauty, combined with his youthful and beardless appearance, was a defining trait in the legends, even creating tension as some warriors refused to fight him, viewing his lack of a beard as a sign of boyhood. See more