This 1/7 scale statue from elCOCO faithfully captures Hoshino Aquamarine from Oshi no Ko. Standing in a dynamic mid-pose, she wears her signature stage outfit rendered with fine sculpting: flowing lines on the skirt, subtle metallic accents on the accessories, and ribbons fluttering as if caught in a moment of performance. The sculpt emphasizes the character's youthful energy and confident demeanor, with precise hair strands, eye painting, and a glossy finish that brings life to the piece. The base is designed to complement the pose, featuring a simple yet elegant platform that anchors the figure while not distracting from the character. The color palette combines pastel hues with bold contrast to highlight the costume’s details, while the 1/7 scale lends a museum-quality presence at 260 mm tall. This piece leans into elCOCO's craftsmanship, delivering clean lines and a polished finish.

Hoshino Aquamarine is a central figure in Oshi no Ko's exploration of fame and identity. As a pop idol navigating the pressures of stardom, she uses her public persona to influence fans while grappling with the personal costs of constant attention. The narrative follows her rise, the complexities of her career decisions, and the impact on those around them, including fans and fellow entertainers. The story weaves themes of ambition, trust, and the ethical dilemmas of an industry built on image. Moments of joy and vulnerability reveal a character who strives to maintain authenticity while performing for countless spectators. Her journey is marked by choices that test loyalty, privacy, and the line between performance and reality. The broader plot examines how fame shapes relationships, family, and the narrator's own sense of purpose within the entertainment world.