This 1/6 scale figure depicts Kirishima Touka in a poised, ready-for-action stance that conveys her calm intensity and street-smart resilience. The head sculpt captures her distinctive features, with sharp eyes, a hint of defiance, and subtle fangs visible at the corners of her mouth. The painted hair is multi-toned black with hints of deep blue under lighting, arranged in Touka's signature short, layered style. Her clothing is faithfully rendered: a fitted dark top, a long coat that drapes dramatically and flares at the hem, and tight pants that allow for natural movement. Textural variety is used to differentiate fabric, leather, and metal accessories. A dynamic base recreates urban rubble and shadowed ground, while a faint crimson kagune aura accents the back, suggesting her ghoul power. The overall silhouette reads both elegant and dangerous, with careful attention to proportion and balance between character and environment.

Kirishima Touka is a compassionate, fiercely independent ghoul living in Tokyo who strives to navigate the dangerous boundary between ghoul and human society. Raised in a world where survival hinges on wit and power, she joins the eking freedom of Anteiku and later confronts the confrontations of Ghoul Investigators and rival factions. Across the Tokyo Ghoul narrative, Touka evolves from a wary, street-smart survivor into a protective ally who cares deeply for her friends, especially Ken Kaneki. Her motivations blend personal loss with a strong sense of justice and loyalty; she experiments with identity, choosing when to hide her powers and when to reveal them for those she trusts. This figure attempts to capture that duality—the quiet moments of introspection and the explosive, decisive actions she takes when danger or loved ones are at stake. Her story is one of resilience, growth, and an enduring will to protect those she considers family.