Tohru is depicted in her iconic maid outfit adapted for a high-detail collectible. The figure features long teal hair that flows behind her in wind-swept strands, with two dragon horns peeking from the crown and a subtle scale texture along her ears and neck. She wears a black and white maid dress with ruffled trim, a white apron, and a bold red bow at the chest, all rendered with fine sculpting and crisp paint lines. Accessories include a detailed maid headdress, a lacquered base, and translucent effects to suggest magical energy around her hands. The pose is dynamic yet poised, capturing her protective, cheerful, and slightly blustery personality. Her eyes are a bright, expressive green, with careful shading to convey warmth and mischief. The craftsmanship emphasizes material contrasts: glossy hair, matte dress, and metallic accents on the belt and buttons. The sculpted curves of her figure and the drape of the fabric create a sense of weight and movement, as though she could step out of the display and begin serving tea at any moment. This 1/6 scale figure balances whimsy and elegance, making it a centerpiece for fans of Kobayashi-san Chi no Maid Dragon.

Tohru, a dragon from the world where legends dwell, chooses to live among humans after meeting Kobayashi. She adopts a maid persona to earn Kobayashi’s favor, viewing service as a way to repay kindness while learning human customs. In the series, her dragon strength and magic often collide with everyday life, leading to humorous mishaps and tender moments. Tohru’s devotion to Kobayashi is intense and sincere, fueling her attempts to protect her new home and her friends, even when her dragon instincts threaten to disrupt ordinary routines. Tohru learns restraint, explores friendship with Kobayashi and her ordinary human acquaintances, and accepts that love can come in many forms. Though proud and impulsive, she displays unwavering loyalty, a quick wit, and a big heart, making her moments of vulnerability and joy particularly memorable. Her dynamic growth—from a proud elemental warrior to a devoted helper and companion—drives much of the series’ warmth, humor, and charm. Her dragon form often reveals scale patterns and a fierce yet benevolent gaze, contrasting with the gentle, endearing maid who serves Kobayashi with gusto. This figure captures both her dragon essence and maid persona, presenting a well-rounded tribute to her character.