This figure depicts Bokurei, a spectral ghost character from Pocket Monsters, rendered with a translucent resin-like finish and a gentle gradient from pale lavender to icy blue. The sculpt emphasizes wispy, ethereal trails of fog around the body, with sharp, angular eye features and a small mouth. The pose is dynamic, as if gliding above a tiny haunted village base resembling cracked stone with creeping ivy and wisps of mist. The figure stands on a circular diorama base integrated into the Haunted Pokémon Village - Gengar House line, featuring miniature gravestones and a weathered gate. Surface detailing highlights chipped paint, subtle translucency, and a light shimmer on the edges, reproducing a ghostly glow under display lighting. The overall palette is cool-toned: purples, blues, and ghostly whites, balanced with darker shadows to add depth. The craftsmanship communicates both charm and eeriness.

Bokurei is said to be a wandering spirit who guards the threshold between the living world and the Haunted Pokémon Village. Once a trainer who vanished during a midnight fog, Bokurei now drifts near old gates and ruined houses, guiding lost Pokémon home while playing harmless pranks on visitors with echoes of giggles. Legends describe Bokurei as a protector of memory, collecting forgotten items and returning small treasures to their rightful places, but only under the light of a pale moon. In this diorama series, Bokurei inhabits the Gengar House section, where the architecture of the village sighs with age and faint luminescence. The figure captures that narrative by presenting Bokurei mid-floating pose, eyes bright, with a halo of mist that hints at the mystery and warmth behind the ghostly personality.