Rendered in the figure's visual pack, the Kara no Kyoukai - Ryougi Shiki - Figma captures the iconic silhouette with a restrained, cinematic presence. The sculpt emphasizes Shiki’s slender frame and poised balance, with hair sculpted in sharp, gravity-defying strands that frame a composed face. The paintwork highlights contrasts between dark attire and pale skin, with subtle shading to suggest the character’s inner focus and deadly calm. The figure uses the flexible articulation typical of figma lines, allowing dynamic poses from quick, decisive stances to contemplative, still displays. Accessories emphasize versatility: interchangeable hands and facial expressions convey intention—from a quiet, unreadable gaze to a ready-for-action stare. The overall finish yields a glossy yet restrained look, suitable for display alongside dramatic backdrop posters, while maintaining a compact footprint that fits shelves and detolf cases. The stand is minimal and unobtrusive, supporting a variety of display angles without obstructing the figure’s silhouette.

Ryougi Shiki is introduced as a mysterious, calm young woman with the Mystic Eyes of Death Perception, living a dual life shaped by personal tragedy and a sense of detachment toward the world. Across Kara no Kyoukai, she investigates bizarre incidents in a modern city, uncovering how death and intentional act intersect with ordinary life. Her abilities reveal lines that mark where things end, providing a unique lens on violence, fate, and culpability. The series follows her interactions with Mikiya Kouji, a classmate who questions her silence and helps anchor her humanity as she confronts lethal threats, haunted memories, and a city that repeatedly blurs the line between coincidence and fate. Themes of identity, memory, and the cost of awareness run through the stories, building a moody, philosophical atmosphere that challenges both Shiki and the viewer to consider what it means to live with such power.