Ramiris is depicted as a delicate, buoyant fairy queen whose presence radiates whimsy and quiet power. The Bandai Spirits statue captures her light, floating poise with wings spread in a fluttering arc and a playful tilt to her head that hints at mischief and kindness. The sculpt emphasizes ruffles and layers of her dress, the tiny crowns and baubles she wears, and the fine jewelry that marks her royal status. A soft color palette of pale blues, pinks, and touch of lavender is applied with expert shading to bring out gradients in her translucent wings and fabric folds. The base or pedestal is designed to look like a crystalline platform etched with magical runes, grounding her while suggesting the otherworldly energy of her realm. The finish is polished, with glossy eyes that catch light, making her feel alive and almost ready to smile or cast a charm.

Ramiris plays a pivotal, often playful, role in the political and magical landscape of the world Rimuru inhabits. As Fairy Queen, she oversees ancient rites, guardianships, and the delicate balance between whimsy and wartime diplomacy. Her interactions with Rimuru Tempest reveal a character who values friendship, loyalty, and the power to change fate through cooperation rather than sheer force. She can summon protective barriers, influence forest creatures, and lend guidance during critical moments when allies face overwhelming odds. Over the course of the story arc, Ramiris demonstrates wisdom that belies her childlike demeanor, teaching others to read signs of danger in weather, music, and magic. Her alliance with Rimuru grows from curiosity to trust as they share strategies, exchange ideas about governance, and confront threats from mages, monsters, and rival nations. Ramiris' presence adds heart, strategic depth, and a touch of whimsy to the narrative's most intense battles and quiet, character-driven moments.