Fujiwara Chika is depicted in a lively, dynamic pose that reflects her bubbly, impulsive personality from Kaguya-sama: Tensai-tachi no Ren'ai Zunousen. The figure stands about 200 mm tall in a dynamic stance, with her head tilted slightly and a bright, mischievous smile. The sculpt emphasizes her expressive eyes and hair, with individual strands carved and painted to create a sense of movement. The figure wears a stylized version of her school uniform, with crisp lines, vibrant color accents and subtle shading that highlights folds and creases. The paintwork showcases smooth gradients on skin, hair, and clothing, and precise detailing on accessories. The included base complements the character and series motif, with clean edges and a stable footprint, designed to present the character in an eye-catching manner. Overall, the piece captures Chika's playful charm and charisma and would be a standout display piece for fans of the series.

Fujiwara Chika is the bright and social member of the student council trio in Kaguya-sama: Tensai-tachi no Ren'ai Zunousen. She brings a burst of energy, humor, and spontaneity to every scene, often serving as the catalyst for hilarious misunderstandings and playful schemes between Kaguya and Miyuki. Her love for games and challenges frequently leads to lighthearted chaos, yet her loyalty to friends runs deep, and she offers surprising moments of insight and warmth. While her outward cheerfulness can mask clever wit, she occasionally reveals sharp strategic thinking and genuine care for those around her. In the comic arcs, Chika's antics light up tense moments and help balance the series’ romantic tension with levity. This figure captures that essence—her mischievous grin, buoyant personality, and affection for her friends—making it a fitting tribute to her role in the beloved series.