This 180 mm statue showcases Kurokawa Akane from Oshi no Ko 2nd Season in her Princess Saya Ver. presentation. The figure stands in a regal pose with one foot stepping forward, head gently tilted, and a serene but confident expression. She wears an ornate princess gown that mixes soft, flowing fabrics with sharp, decorative elements: layered skirts, gold trim, and delicate ruffles that catch light from several angles. A crystal-like crown sits atop her styled hair, with ribbon accents cascading down her back. The sculpt focuses on precise facial features and subtle blush, while the paintwork highlights the glossy finish of the gown’s highlights and the metallic accents on the jewelry and bodice. The base features period-appropriate motifs, giving the scene a ceremonial, fantasy tone.

Within Oshi no Ko 2nd Season, Kurokawa Akane navigates the demanding world of show business as both performer and public figure, often torn between personal dreams and the image fans expect. In her Princess Saya Ver., Akane channels a regal persona that contrasts with the pressures of stardom, revealing a deeper resilience and strategic mindset. The storyline places her at the center of a shifting power dynamic where artistry, identity, and the costs of fame intersect. This figure captures that duality: the poised, confident public face, and the quiet moments of reflection when Akane contemplates loyalty, sacrifice, and the true meaning of success. Collectors are drawn to the moment when fantasy and reality feel intimately intertwined.