The figure captures Faye Valentine with a fearless, roguish expression, her head tilted slightly as if sizing up a target. She wears her iconic red cropped jacket, a white midriff-bearing top, and tight purple shorts complemented by a wide yellow belt and black thigh-high boots. The sculpt highlights her lithe, athletic frame, with a dynamic contrapposto that conveys motion as if she just sprang into action. Hair is cast in glossy chestnut tones with a glossy finish that catches the light in thin, directional strands. Accessories include a pistol tucked at her hip and a sheathed knife, both meticulously painted. The base reproduces a weathered, sci-fi street surface with subtle weathering and Cowboy Bebop insignia, completing a cinematic vignette.

Faye Valentine is introduced as a cunning, self-serving gambler with a tough demeanor who reluctantly joins the crew of the spaceship Bebop. Her backstory is marked by a traumatic cryogenic coma that left her with memory gaps and a debt-laden past, driving her to hustle her way through life in the Outer Rim. She alternates between bravado and vulnerability, often delivering sharp quips while revealing hidden loyalty to her comrades when danger rises. Throughout the series, she evolves from a solo operator to a valued member of the crew, using her wit to outsmart pursuers, recover lost credence, and challenge Spike Spiegel's arrogance. Her complicated relationships, particularly with Spike and Jet, provide emotional depth and humor within the crew's spacefaring adventures, and her cunning plans frequently propel episodes toward dramatic turns, bittersweet revelations, and hard-won victories.