Two detailed figures share a single display base, balancing a calm, library-like atmosphere with a hint of spellcasting excitement. Alice Margatroid is rendered in her iconic blue dress and white apron, standing with a gentle, composed posture as she gestures toward a cluster of meticulously sculpted dolls arranged at her side. Opposite her, Kirisame Marisa assumes a dynamic, confident pose, wearing her signature witch outfit and hat and ready to unleash a small burst of magic. The base features a subtle circular spell motif and crystalline accents that tie the duo together, with clean lines and smooth paint that highlight fabric folds, hair, and doll detailing. The overall presentation communicates contrast between deliberate, quiet control and energetic, improvisational power, making this a striking dual display for any Touhou fan.

Alice Margatroid is a gifted puppeteer whose dolls come to life through careful rhythm and precise control, a symbol of patience and artistry in Gensokyo. Marisa Kirisame, the most famous magician of the village, darts through the spellbound night with improvisation and bold charm, driven by curiosity and the thrill of discovery. In the Touhou universe, these two personalities often meet with competing but complementary talents: Alice’s dolls offering calculated precision while Marisa’s spells blaze with speed and curiosity. The figure set captures that tension and harmony, illustrating how quiet craftsmanship and daring exploration merge to create magic in daily life within Gensokyo.