To celebrate the 15th anniversary of the science adventure game STEINS;GATE 0, a 1/7 scale figure of Makise Kurisu has been created. The figure is based on an illustration drawn by huke, the illustrator in charge of the character designs for the original series. Her delicate silhouette, ephemeral expression, and even the texture of the tights on her supple legs have been carefully recreated. She rests her flexible body on countless CRT monitors displaying Amadeus, an AI based on Makise Kurisu's data, expressing a bleak worldline through their contrast. This With LED Light-Up Feature comes with CRT monitor parts with built-in light-up gimmicks. This enables a dramatic recreation of the world from the series. It will especially look good in dimly lit environments such as gaming rooms or labs. Enjoy displaying them alongside the figure. Be sure to collect this masterpiece that symbolizes a world devoid of Makise Kurisu.

Makise Kurisu is a central character in the STEINS;GATE series, particularly known for her role in the sequel, STEINS;GATE 0. She is a brilliant neuroscientist who, despite her young age, has made significant contributions to the field. In the bleak worldline depicted in STEINS;GATE 0, Kurisu's data is used to create Amadeus, an AI that possesses her memories and personality. Her character is marked by a complex blend of intelligence, vulnerability, and emotional depth. Throughout the series, she grapples with the ethical implications of her work and the emotional toll of her relationships. Her presence or absence significantly impacts the narrative, symbolizing hope, loss, and the relentless pursuit of scientific truth. The figure captures these nuances, offering fans a tangible connection to her character and the series' intricate storyline.