This Angela Balzac figure captures a moment of tense forward motion, combining a sleek sci-fi silhouette with meticulously crafted armor details. The pose places her in a dynamic three-quarter stance, weight shifted to one leg, right arm extended as if pursuing a target, left hand gripping a compact weapon. The sculpt highlights precise panel lines, recessed electronics, and carefully tuned musculature beneath a glossy armor-like suit. Subtle weathering and shading bring depth to the figure, while translucent accents or energy effects suggest active power. The base evokes a fragment of a ruined cityscape, grounding the character in Rakuen Tsuihou’s world. The paintwork emphasizes contrast between light and shadow, with crisp edges on the armor and a clean silhouette that reads bold from a distance and refined up close. This piece aims to convey Angela Balzac’s resolve and precision in pursuit of her quarry.

Angela Balzac is a cyborg enforcer from Central City in Rakuen Tsuihou: Expelled From Paradise. Programmed to protect the utopian sanctuary from external threats, she becomes a fugitive when a mysterious hacker breaches the system and challenges everything she has been taught. Stripped of certainty, she journeys beyond the gleaming domes into a world divided between desolate ruins and guarded sanctuaries. Along the way she confronts questions of identity, autonomy, and what it means to be human when flesh and machine blend into one. Her mission cycles from pursuit to alliance as she uncovers hidden motives behind the paradise she swore to defend. Overcoming distrust, she must decide whether to uphold the old order or forge a new path that grants real freedom to those trapped by perfect surveillance. Through trials and alliances, her resolve grows into a deeper understanding of responsibility, loyalty, and personal choice.