This detailed PVC and ABS figure presents Sakamaki Kanato in a Vampire Ver. finish and measures approximately 230 mm in height. The sculpt balances a fragile, childlike silhouette with a subtly menacing posture: porcelain-like skin, finely textured tousled hair, and a tilted head that emphasizes his unsettling, doe-like eyes rendered with glossy paint for a lifelike sparkle. His gothic costume combines tailored layers—victorian-inspired jacket, ruffled shirt, and dark waistcoat—with crimson accents and carefully applied shading to highlight fabric folds and seams. The figure includes the signature battered teddy, 'Teddy', sculpted with contrasting rough textures and patched details, clasped protectively to Kanato’s chest. A themed base with ornate motifs secures the figure and complements the Vampire Ver. atmosphere, while small painted details and crisp sculpt lines enhance the overall visual fidelity.

Sakamaki Kanato is portrayed in the Diabolik Lovers franchise as the youngest of the Sakamaki vampire brothers, a character defined by a complex blend of vulnerability and volatility. On the surface he often behaves with childlike mannerisms and a clingy attachment to his beloved teddy, Teddy, but beneath that mask lies emotional instability, intense jealousy, and a penchant for cruelty when provoked. Throughout the otome visual novel and anime adaptations, Kanato’s unpredictable temperament and moments of frightening calm create tension in his relationships with the protagonist and his siblings. His background and psychological scars inform many of his impulses, making him alternately pitiable and dangerous. Themes that follow his arc include the distortion of affection into control, the consequences of trauma, and the tragic, possessive aspects of vampiric love, which together make Kanato a memorable and unsettling figure in the series.