This desktop-sized figure captures Kita Ikuyo in a lively, dynamic pose tailored for shelf or desk display. Standing approximately 160 mm tall, the sculpt emphasizes flowing hair, detailed costume folds, and a confident expression with finely painted eyes and subtle blush. She wears her signature stage outfit with layered textures and contrasting colors, accented by painted metallic details on accessories and realistic shading on fabric creases. The pose conveys motion—one foot slightly forward, one hand holding a miniature instrument or prop while the other rests naturally—anchored by a themed circular base decorated with series motifs. The overall finish balances glossy and matte paints to highlight skin, hair, and clothing, giving the piece a collectible, display-ready appearance.

Kita Ikuyo is portrayed in the series as a charismatic and personable musician whose presence helps shape the dynamics of her band and the friendships within it. She often acts as a bridge between more reserved members and the wider social world of performances, offering encouragement and practical support while pursuing her own artistic goals. Over the course of the story she confronts challenges common to young performers—stage nerves, balancing personal life with band commitments, and developing her musical identity—yet her determination and warmth inspire others. Her backstory includes formative musical experiences that influence her playing style and leadership approach. Through both onstage energy and quieter moments, she grows, learns to trust her bandmates, and becomes integral to their collective journey toward musical growth and personal discovery.