Tsutsukakushi Tsukiko is depicted as a reserved, introspective girl whose personality is reflected in a subtle, shy pose. The figure captures her gentle features: large, expressive eyes, a small mouth, and soft hair framing her face. She stands with a poised posture, one hand lightly raised near her chest, the other resting by her side, conveying a moment of hesitation and resolve. The sculpt highlights her delicate silhouette with careful attention to the curves of her hair and clothing. The paintwork uses gentle shading to bring out the depth in her hair and the folds of her outfit, while the sculpted base includes a refined motif nodding to the series. The overall look is a tasteful homage to her character, balancing innocence with a hint of quiet strength. Materials provide a smooth finish, with a matte texture on skin and a slight gloss on accessory accents.

Within the series, Tsutsukakushi Tsukiko navigates adolescence, social anxiety, and the strange magic that blurs the line between wish and reality. This story follows her encounters with a mysterious cat statue known as the Stony Cat, which can grant wishes to those who possess them and reveals the hidden desires behind their outward masks. Tsukiko's quiet life is turned upside down as she forms an unlikely bond with the series' male lead, confronting misunderstandings, embarrassing moments, and the awkward rituals of growing up. The narrative explores themes of self-acceptance, friendship, and romance, showing how Tsukiko learns to speak up, trust others, and reveal her true feelings without fear. The figure captures a moment in this arc: a quiet, hopeful gaze that hints at inner resolve and the courage to step forward, despite the social anxieties that defined her at the start.