This Pipimi figure from Pop Team Epic captures the character with faithful styling and a playful pose. Standing at approximately 195 mm tall, the sculpt emphasizes Pipimi's slender silhouette and her distinctive, flowing blue hair, rendered in vivid blue with clean, crisp segment lines. The face features large, expressive eyes and a mischievous grin that mirrors the series' characteristic deadpan humor. The costume is simplified yet accurately signals Pipimi's look from the show, with attention to small accessories and texture on the fabric. The paint application is sharp, with minimal shading to preserve the flat, cartoon-like aesthetic of the original art. A lightweight base integrates pop-art graphics reminiscent of meme culture from Pop Team Epic.

Pipimi is one half of the anarchic duo in Pop Team Epic, alongside Popuko. She is usually calm, aloof, and deadpan, repeatedly delivering surreal, nonsensical lines that flip expectations and parody anime tropes. The humor relies on absurd non-sequiturs, literal interpretations, and meta-commentary on meme culture and otaku fandom. In the stories Pipimi's actions are often the punchline; she can appear serious or contradictory, sometimes breaking the fourth wall to comment on the absurdity of the preceding scene. The series uses minimalist art and abrupt changes in tone; Pipimi's expressions are a key element, ranging from blank stares to sly smiles. This figure captures that duality, offering a tangible embodiment of the character's humor and their role as the cool counterpoint to Popuko's explosive energy. Pipimi's character is iconic for being the calmer, more enigmatic half of the duo, whose deadpan delivery undercuts even the most ridiculous scenarios. She appears in shorts that mock anime clichés, video game tropes, and internet memes. The figure can be interpreted as a tribute to that persona, inviting fans to recreate dialogue or scenes from the show. Pipimi's tall, elongated silhouette in the series contrasts with Popuko's boisterous persona, highlighting the dynamic that drives the humor: subtlety versus spectacle. The backstory in the series is intentionally minimal, leaning on the audience's awareness of pop culture references; the figure embodies that essence, serving as a collectible that resonates with collectors who enjoy witty, offbeat humor and the show's playful critique of fandom.