An elegant yet dynamic representation of Invisible Woman in Kotobukiya's Bishoujo line. The statue presents a slender, athletic female figure in a blue, almost electric bodysuit with white gloves and distinctive seam lines. Her long blonde hair flows behind her, and her face carries a calm, confident expression. She stands in a slightly turned pose with one leg forward and an arm raised as if weaving a force field, suggesting her signature abilities. The base is understated but refined, with subtle Fantastic Four motifs and a clean, glossy finish that highlights paint shading and sculpted details.

Visible as a central member of the Fantastic Four, Invisible Woman uses her powers of invisibility and force field generation to shield teammates, reveal hidden threats, and outmaneuver foes. In the comics and films, she is portrayed as both a brilliant scientist and a steady, compassionate leader who keeps the team focused during crises. Sue Storm's story often explores the balance between family life and hero duties, the tension between vulnerability and strength, and the responsibility that comes with power. This figure embodies her courage, ingenuity, and enduring resolve in dangerous missions.