This Griffon Enterprises 1/8 scale figure presents Chen from the Touhou Project as a compact, energetic cat girl captured mid pose. The character is depicted with her signature cat-like features: ears perched on top of her head, a fluffy tail sweeping behind, and a mischievous smile that hints at her curious personality. The sculpt emphasizes gentle curves and subtle muscle tone, while the clothing folds and ribbons are carved to reflect natural motion. The paint job uses a restrained palette to highlight contrast between her light hair, her outfit detailing, and the base. The base is shaped to complement the dynamic stance, with clean edges and a neutral finish that won’t distract from Chen’s expression. Overall, the figure balances innocence and whimsy, inviting fans to admire the tiny, lively details up close.

Chen, a nekomata and a member of Ran Yakumo's entourage in the Touhou universe, is known for her playful curiosity and a knack for turning ordinary days into small adventures. In the storylines and fan interpretations, she follows Ran closely, observes human customs with wide-eyed fascination, and occasionally tests boundaries with her signature magic circles, spell cards, and lighthearted mischief. Her personality blends childlike wonder with surprising insight, making her a bridge between human and youkai communities in Gensokyo. This figure fit captures that duality: a cheerful, teasing demeanor on the surface, with a hint of loyal companionship beneath. By collecting Chen, fans celebrate the character's role as Ran's spirited companion and her enduring charm across multiple Touhou installments. Her adventures often revolve around learning new things, chasing butterflies, attempting to imitate human hobbies, and discovering the limits of her own powers. In many card battles and spell card sequences, Chen's lighthearted antics bring humor and warmth to tense moments, reminding readers that even formidable youkai can have a shy, affectionate side. This figure stands as a tribute to that playful spirit, inviting collectors to imagine the tiny moments between scenes: a soft breeze ruffling her hair, a shadow of a smile as she contemplates a new trick, and the satisfaction of a successful, if chaotic, day in Gensokyo.