This non-scale figure portrays Chouzetsu Saikawa Tenshi-chan from Needy Girl Overdose in a dynamic, playful pose that captures her exuberant personality. The character stands with one leg forward, resting on a translucent pedestal, while her cape-like ribbons sweep behind her. Her hair flows long and softly layered in a gradient from pastel pink to lavender, accented with tiny bow accessories. She wears a frilled, sailor-inspired dress with a two-tone color scheme of ivory and soft peach, trimmed with lace and ribbon, and paired with knee-high stockings and dainty heeled boots. Wings made of pearlescent material rise behind her, catching light to suggest a subtle glow. The sculpt emphasizes delicate facial features, an impish smile, and a coy gaze. Texturing on the dress and accessories adds depth, while the base features motif elements from the series so the figure feels anchored to its world.

Chouzetsu Saikawa Tenshi-chan is a character built around bright energy and a touch of mischief in Needy Girl Overdose. In the series she navigates the dreamlike world where collectors and fans visit to seek stories as well as trinkets. Tenshi-chan acts as an enthusiastic guide who flits between earnest devotion and playful demand, often teasing others with a coy grin and a request for attention. Her wings symbolize her dual nature—pure intention and a mischievous side that loves to push boundaries—yet she remains loyal to her friends and to the central heroine. She uses charm and a sunny disposition to unlock small fantasies within ordinary objects, turning everyday moments into memorable scenes. Over time, her interactions reveal themes of friendship, belonging, and the joy of discovering one’s own enthusiasm for collecting.