Presenting a striking diorama that pairs Kirishima Touka and Tsukiyama Shuu from Tokyo Ghoul in an evocative 1/6 scale statue. The composition captures Touka in her hardened yet graceful stance, detailed rips in clothing, sculpted hair flowing with motion, and delicate facial paintwork that conveys her steely resolve. Opposite her, Tsukiyama is rendered with refined, elegant gestures, designer suit textures, and a cultured expression. The base integrates urban rubble and cherry blossom petals, creating a contrast of violence and beauty. Paint application uses layered shading, matte and gloss finishes to emphasize skin, fabric, and kagune effects, while fine sculpting highlights seams, buttons, and small accessories.

Kirishima Touka is a central character in the Tokyo Ghoul universe, a ghoul who strives to balance a secret predatory nature with a desire for a normal life. Working at the Anteiku café under the human guise of a waitress, Touka projects toughness to protect herself and those she cares about while hiding compassion and vulnerability beneath a guarded exterior. Over the course of the series she experiences loss, growth, and fierce loyalty, becoming a skilled fighter who relies on speed and determination. Tsukiyama Shuu is a flamboyant, aristocratic ghoul known as the “Gourmet,” whose obsession with fine cuisine and refined tastes extends into an obsessive fascination with some characters, creating shifting alliances and rivalries. Initially an antagonist driven by ego and appetite, Tsukiyama later reveals complexity, intelligence, and unpredictability that influence the story’s moral ambiguity. Together, these characters embody Tokyo Ghoul’s themes of identity, survival, and the blurred boundary between humanity and monstrosity.