This exquisite figure captures the beloved character Mai Sakurajima from the anime Rascal Does Not Dream in a delightful and unique way. The figure is part of the enchanting Hoodie*Look series and presents Mai in a casual yet stylish lounging attire. The main highlight of this figure is the beautifully designed hoodie adorned with adorable rabbit ears, adding a touch of playfulness to her persona. With meticulous attention to detail, the sculptor Naoki Nishimura, in collaboration with Fortunation, has beautifully crafted Mai’s features, from her gentle smile to her expressive eyes. The paintwork by takeuchi hamu breathes life into the figure, with subtle shading and vibrant colors enhancing her overall appearance. What makes this figure truly special is the ability to display two different versions of Mai. You can choose to have her with the hood up, exuding confidence and charm, or with the hood down, revealing a slightly embarrassed yet endearing expression. The KADOKAWA special set further enhances the experience by including a B2-sized tapestry with an exclusive illustration, making it a must-have for collectors and fans alike.

Mai Sakurajima is a captivating character from the anime series Rascal Does Not Dream, known for her intriguing personality and complex storyline. As a high school student and a popular actress, Mai is initially depicted as aloof and unapproachable due to her unique condition that causes people to overlook her presence, a phenomenon referred to as the Adolescence Syndrome. Her life takes a turn when she meets Sakuta Azusagawa, the protagonist, who is immune to her condition and can see her despite the odds. This encounter leads to a blossoming relationship where Mai’s true personality begins to shine through. She is revealed to be a kind-hearted, intelligent, and somewhat vulnerable individual, struggling to balance the pressures of stardom with her desire for a normal life. Throughout the series, Mai’s character evolves as she navigates various challenges, including her feelings for Sakuta and the ramifications of her syndrome. Her journey is one of self-discovery and acceptance, making her a relatable and beloved character within the anime community. This figure captures Mai’s essence, celebrating her multifaceted character with a charming and playful design.