This figure captures the Splatoon Inkling Girl in a dynamic mid-stance, posed with one knee slightly bent and a hand on the hip, as if preparing to splash a vibrant line of lime-green ink. The lime-green variant is bright and glossy, with translucent gel-like accents on the tentacle hairstyle and fin-like extensions that frame the face. Her hair is styled in short, spiky tufts that hint at motion even when still, and the sculpt emphasizes the character’s squid lineage through subtle suction cups along the limbs and a rounded, playful expression. The figure shouts the Splatoon vibe with bold color blocks, crisp black outline accents, and small ink splashes frozen on the base. Clothing appears sporty and modern, with fine texture on the shirt and shorts, and tiny accessories such as a badge or emblem completing the character’s street-fashion look. The finish is high-quality, durable, and designed to evoke the fast-paced arena battles of Splatoon.

In the Splatoon universe, Inklings are residents of Inkopolis who can shift between humanoid form and squid form to swim through their own ink. The Inkling Girl variant in lime green embodies the youth culture, fashion-forward bravado, and competitive spirit that define Turf War battles. In her world, victories are earned through ink coverage, agile movement, and clever strategies, while rumors of hidden gear, secret maps, and occasional rival crews add depth to the city’s urban legend. The lime-green color mirrors the bright inks used in battles, marking her as a fearless competitor who embraces creativity, teamwork, and energy. When transforming, she can glide through ink with enhanced speed and agility; in human form, she negotiates with friends, shops for gear, and upgrades weapons. Her story supports themes of self-expression, community, and exploration within Inkopolis, making her a memorable ambassador of Splatoon’s vibrant, inclusive spirit.