This Mersa-produced Creamy Mami figure captures the titular magical idol in a lively, stage-ready pose. Standing with one arm raised as if greeting fans and the other holding a microphone, she wears her signature frilly pastel dress with layered skirts and ribbon details. Her long lavender hair is sculpted in flowing, dynamic strands that cascade around her shoulders and back, with translucent tips to suggest movement and light. The paintwork balances soft gradients and sharp linework for crisp facial features, glossy eyes, and subtle shading on fabric folds. The figure includes a themed display base decorated with musical notes and sparkles, enhancing a performance atmosphere and stable presentation.

Creamy Mami is the protagonist of the 1983 magical girl anime Magical Angel Creamy Mami. The story follows Yū Morisawa, a ten-year-old girl who accidentally acquires a mysterious compact that grants her the power to transform into a sixteen-year-old pop idol named Creamy Mami for 30 minutes at a time. Using her new identity, Yū pursues a music career, performing onstage and recording songs while keeping her true age and magic a secret. The series balances whimsical transformation sequences, romantic subplots, and the challenges of growing up: Yū learns to manage fame, friendship, and responsibility. Themes include identity, self-expression, and the price of secrecy; Creamy Mami’s music and personality inspire others, and the show remains influential in idol and magical girl genres.