This Kotobukiya Bishoujo statue captures Alisa Bosconovitch from Tekken Tag Tournament 2 in a dynamic and elegant pose that emphasizes her dual nature as a playful yet highly advanced android. The figure stands at 1/7 scale with a balanced stance and a slight tilt of the head that hints at her curious personality. The detailing highlights her smooth white exoskeleton contrasted by subtle silver joints and the vivid red sensor eyes. Intricate panels along her limbs reflect the engineering artistry of Dr. Bosconovitch, while soft curves and a gentle smile convey her gentle demeanor. Accessories and textures are rendered to emphasize the mix of organic form and machine precision: articulated fingers, gleaming chrome accents, and a pose that suggests motion frozen in resin. The paintwork features delicate shading to convey depth on every panel, making her appear both lifelike and idealized in typical Bishoujo style.

Alisa Bosconovitch is a kind-hearted android built by Dr. Bosconovitch, a genius inventor who implanted a living curiosity about people and emotions into her circuitry. Programmed for companionship and combat alike, she travels with a gentle curiosity, seeking friendship and understanding in a world of fighters. Throughout Tekken Tag Tournament 2 she teams up with other characters, bringing a blend of precision engineering and surprising resilience to the battlefield. Her abilities mirror her design: she can reconfigure her limbs, deploy concealed mechanisms, and unleash coordinated attacks with light, graceful movements. Her story touches on themes of identity and humanity, as she learns to interpret feelings she cannot fully simulate and to defend her friends without losing her own sense of self. This statue captures that balance of innocence and strength, expressing Alisa’s hopeful spirit while honoring her role as a highly capable, self-aware android within the Tekken universe.