The figure presents Dr. Hiluluk in a dignified, hopeful pose inspired by his time as Drum Island's physician. He wears a long coat with a high collar, a broad-brimmed hat, and a flowing scarf that adds a touch of warmth to his silhouette. The sculpt captures a calm yet determined expression, with soft lines that convey kindness and resolve. Painted in warm creams, muted browns, and hints of green, the piece evokes a nostalgic, early-heroic mood. Subtle shading highlights the folds of the coat, the curve of the hat, and the details of his accessories, inviting fans to recall the man who cared for others and sparked Chopper's dream.

Dr. Hiluluk is remembered in One Piece as a visionary healer whose belief in hope and kindness shaped the path of those around him. He mentored Tony Tony Chopper, guiding the young reindeer to see medicine as a calling to protect and comfort others, not just to cure bodies but to lift spirits. Though his life ended in sacrifice, his words and philosophy linger in Chopper's decisions and his willingness to risk everything for patients. The figure highlights this legacy by portraying the moment when Hiluluk's words echo through Chopper's heart, inspiring a lifelong pursuit of compassionate, courageous, and pioneering medical care in a dangerous world.