Norimaki Arale is depicted as a compact, high-contrast collectible figure standing at approximately 100 millimeters tall. The Mecha-Action design blends playful Dr Slump charm with retro-futuristic armor, featuring a gleaming chrome exoskeleton overlay that traces along her limbs and torso. Her signature blue dress is rendered with bold, clean lines and a glossy finish, while the mechanical elements are painted in silver with subtle weathering to suggest use. She wears a small red scarf that adds a splash of color and hints at her energetic personality. The figure is supported by a sturdy base that resembles a control console, complete with tiny etched gauges and panel lines. Dynamic sculpting freezes Arale in a moment of rapid motion, her pigtails flaring and fists clenched, exuding cheerful mischief and unstoppable energy.

Arale Norimaki is the cheerful, extraordinarily strong heroine of Dr Slump, created by Akira Toriyama's late-60s manga world. In the stories she is an energetic, curious child with a heart as big as her appetite for trouble. She speaks with childlike enthusiasm, treats every gadget as a potential toy, and often misinterprets the laws of physics in hilarious ways. Her friendship with Senbei Norimaki, a loving but absent-minded scientist, drives many adventures, as her antics inadvertently uncover scientific mishaps and bizarre inventions. The Mecha-Action variant amplifies her strengths by imagining mechanical upgrades that echo her fearless, can-do attitude. In this imagined universe, Arale's punches, leaps, and improvisations become part of a futuristic toolkit, allowing her to leap into danger, fix broken machines, and outwit rivals. Her bond with friends remains central, and her unyielding optimism pushes every cast toward hopeful outcomes.