This figure captures Amane Misa from Death Note in her iconic last-scene moment with a poised, haunting presence. The sculpt features flowing strands of blonde hair styled in her signature twin tails, each strand meticulously carved to convey movement as if caught in a moment of decision. She stands with one leg slightly forward on a textured base that resembles shattered glass or city pavement, giving a sense of depth and drama. The outfit is a dark, form-fitting dress with lace trim and subtle metallic accents, paired with high-heeled boots and fingerless gloves. The paintwork emphasizes her pale skin, bold eye makeup, and the contrast between light hair and dark clothing, while soft shading in the fabric brings out folds and creases. Overall, the piece combines dynamic posing, high-detail textures, and a cinematic silhouette that highlights her enigmatic allure and tragic role in the series.

Amane Misa, commonly known as 'Misa Amane,' is a devoted admirer of Kira and a pivotal figure in Death Note's story. Gifted with strong devotion, she relentlessly pursues justice as she believes in Kira's ideal. Her character dynamics with Light Yagami reveal a mix of adoration, vulnerability, and calculating courage as she navigates moral ambiguity, danger, and loyalty. Misa's backstory—a famous model who discovers the supernatural power of the Death Note through a conflicting chain of events—drives her desire to protect those she cares about and to secure her own survival. In the last scene, her fate hinges on trust, risk, and choice under pressure, making her both tragic and resilient. This figure aims to reflect her emotional intensity, troubled charm, and the dual nature of her devotion that shapes key moments in the narrative.