This 130 mm diorama-style statue captures Peter Pan and Tinker Bell in the Ichiban Kuji Disney Characters Happiness Tea Party scene. The pair stands together on a decorative tea party base, with Peter Pan in his green tunic and hat, one leg slightly lifted as if ready for action, and Tinker Bell hovering nearby with delicate translucent wings that catch light. Banpresto styling is evident in clean sculpt lines, bright color blocking, and subtle shading on the fabric folds, belt, and collar. The teacups, saucer, and tiny pastries add whimsy, while the overall pose communicates courage, curiosity, and playful charm. The result is a collectible display piece that blends fantasy adventure with a charming tea party moment.

Peter Pan is the charismatic, eternally young leader of Neverland, known for his fearless, adventurous spirit and love of freedom. He leads the Lost Boys on daring escapades, teases the pirates, and often drags Wendy along into magical quests. Though mischievous and sometimes headstrong, he carries a sense of loyalty and wonder that invites others to dream beyond the everyday. In the Happiness Tea Party depiction, Peter Pan steps into a gentler world: a bright table set with teacups and pastries, a subtle nod to his wish for playful childhood adventures to endure. The scene suggests partnership with Tinker Bell, blending enchantment with camaraderie, and reminding collectors of the enduring charm of his story.