Maria is captured in a poised and graceful stance that hints at her aristocratic upbringing and her unexpectedly rebellious spirit. The sculpt emphasizes her delicate features, a refined expression that mixes curiosity with resolve, and hair that flows with soft, sun-kissed highlights. Her outfit is rendered with careful attention to folds and accessories, conveying elegance while hinting at the quirky world she inhabits. The color palette combines pastel tones with metallic accents to evoke both fragility and character. The base is designed to evoke the bridge setting from Arakawa Under the Bridge, enhancing storytelling. Overall, the figure communicates Maria’s unique blend of refinement, humor, and stubborn charm.

Maria plays a central role in Arakawa Under the Bridge as a refined foil to the chaotic world beneath the river. Her presence challenges the expectations of both the Bridge residents and the outsider Ichinomiya, forcing him to reconsider what is valuable beyond wealth and status. She speaks with courteous restraint and displays surprising stubbornness when her friends or ideals are tested. Throughout the series, Maria's interactions bring warmth, humor, and occasional tension, revealing her strength, loyalty, and capacity for growth. Her journey intertwines with themes of friendship, belonging, and the odd yet endearing camaraderie that defines the under-bridge community.