This Banpresto prize figure captures Matsuno Ichimatsu from Osomatsu-san in a compact, poseable presentation that fits neatly on a desk or shelf. The figure stands at a modest height and features a carefully sculpted expression that mirrors the character's quiet, calculating demeanor: a slight tilt of the head, a steady gaze, and a relaxed posture that communicates Ichimatsu's cool confidence. The sculpt emphasizes his signature hairstyle and crisp lines of his outfit, with subtle shading that highlights sculpted folds and creases in the clothes. Finished in durable PVC with a glossy and matte contrast, the figure presents clean paintwork, sharp edges, and a compact silhouette that suits close-up display. The stand or base is understated, letting the character remain the focal point while remaining stable during display.

Ichimatsu Matsuno, the second youngest of the Matsuno sextuplets, is defined by his introverted, sharp-witted nature and a dry sense of humor that contrasts with his brothers' chaotic antics. In Osomatsu-san, the world often twists ordinary daily scenes into rapid-fire comedy, puns, and parodies in which Ichimatsu plays the straight man or the reluctant participant. His dynamic with his siblings ranges from teasing to reluctant loyalty, and his reserved demeanor hides surprising resilience and occasional mischief when his patience wears thin. Across episodes, Ichimatsu navigates school life, family duties, and the absurd demands of their over-the-top world, frequently delivering sly one-liners that puncture the illusion of normalcy. This figure attempts to capture that mixture of calm steadiness and subtle humor that makes Ichimatsu a memorable anchor among the six brothers, suggesting a story beyond the display.