This exquisite figure of Mai Sakurajima from the Rascal Does Not Dream Series presents her in a stunning white kimono, a traditional Japanese bridal attire. Designed by Yhuki Shimanaka with paintwork by Tatsu, the figure is a testament to their craftsmanship. It is based on an illustration by Keji Mizoguchi, the original illustrator of the light novel series. The figure captures Mai’s sophisticated elegance and charm, featuring her turning around gracefully. Her dark, shiny hair contrasts beautifully with her pale nape and the vibrant blush on her cheeks adds to her adorable allure. The figure’s design meticulously reproduces the unique composition and colors of the illustration. The kimono's pure white hue is enhanced by a subtle pearl finish, giving it a glamorous appearance. The semi-3D ripple patterns on the kimono add depth and intricacy to the overall aesthetic, making it a must-have for collectors. This pre-painted complete figure stands at a scale of 1/7, measuring approximately 232mm in height, and is made entirely of plastic, ensuring durability while maintaining its delicate appearance. The set includes the main figure and a base, ready to be displayed.

Mai Sakurajima is a central character in the Seishun Buta Yarou Series, known for her striking beauty and mysterious presence. Her character is intricately woven into the plot of the series, which explores themes of adolescence and supernatural occurrences. Mai, a former child actress, finds herself inexplicably invisible to those around her, a phenomenon linked to the series' exploration of 'Adolescence Syndrome.' As the protagonist, Sakuta Azusagawa, delves deeper into this mystery, he forms a close bond with Mai, highlighting her complexity beyond her public persona. Mai's character is portrayed as intelligent, composed, and occasionally vulnerable, offering a multifaceted view of her personality. Her journey is one of self-discovery, navigating the challenges of fame, identity, and the supernatural elements that affect her life. The series intricately blends romance, drama, and psychological elements, making Mai's character development both compelling and relatable. Her interactions with Sakuta provide moments of humor and heart, further enriching the narrative. Mai Sakurajima's character is not only central to the storyline but also serves as a catalyst for exploring deeper themes within the series, making her an iconic figure in the anime.