Chito is rendered in a thoughtful, forward-leaning pose that communicates her calm determination. The portrait captures her characteristic silhouette with careful attention to hair, facial features, and the compact gear she carries. The figure stands on a textured diorama base that evokes a ruined street, with scattered debris and faint weathering that suggests a long-quiet landscape. The surface is finished in a subdued palette, with subtle shading on the clothing to highlight folds and edges. Materials are molded to emphasise the softness of fabric contrasts against the sharper lines of equipment. Delicate paintwork on the face conveys a focused, serene expression, while glossy accents on small details provide a touch of realism. The overall presentation is balanced, with a restrained, cinematic feel that invites a closer look at the character’s quiet resolve.

Shoujo Shuumatsu Ryokou follows two girls on a solitary journey through a post-apocalyptic world where cities lie in ruins and the rules of old society have faded. Chito, the quiet, analytical traveler, keeps a level head and plans each leg of their journey with careful precision. Yuuri, her companion, brings warmth and curiosity, her questions pushing them toward exploration and occasional risk. Together they navigate empty streets, ration their supplies, and seek signs of life or meaning in the remains of civilization. The figure aims to evoke a moment from their travels—perhaps a pause beneath a pale sky as they study a weathered map, or a quiet moment of companionship after a long march. The bond between them is the heart of the story: resilience and friendship in the face of a world that has forgotten its own rhythm. This narrative underpins the sculpture, inviting viewers to imagine their next step beyond the page.