In this 1/8 scale figure of 33 Niang from the Bilibili series, the End of Year Festival 2017 Exclusive ver. captures a festive, celebratory aesthetic. The sculpture presents Niang standing with a poised pose, her robe arranged in multiple, flowing layers that catch the light with subtle pearlescent accents. Her hair is styled in intricate buns and braids, adorned with tiny ornamental pins and a delicate crown-like headpiece. The costume features precise patterns, embroidery-inspired motifs, and a color palette dominated by shimmering blues, golds, and soft magentas, complemented by a clear, glossy finish that enhances the texture of the fabric. The 200 mm figure sits atop a decorative base with lantern motifs, evoking a street festival atmosphere. The craftsmanship highlights sculptural elegance and exhibit-quality paintwork.

33 Niang is portrayed as a cheerful, festival-loving spirit who bridges the digital world of the Bilibili community with the tangible magic of yearly celebrations. In this story arc, Niang travels through lantern-lit streets, collecting memories, stamps, and relics from fans she meets along the way. Her role is to bring good luck and shared joy, encouraging fans to pause from their screens and celebrate together. The End of Year Festival version emphasizes her approachable charm, subtle confidence, and willingness to help others by gifting small tokens and bright smiles. In the figure’s lore, Niang’s ensemble carries symbolic motifs representing unity, celebration, and the warmth of community, which fans translate into a tangible tribute when they display her at home or in a collection.