Depicted in a bright, nautical outfit from the Suichuu Biyori line, this I-58 figure captures a moment of poised readiness on a sun-washed deck. The sculpt emphasizes clean lines and delicate shading, bringing Banpresto's character to life in a compact 120 millimeter form. Her figure stands with a slight tilt of the hip and a confident gaze, suggesting both resolve and curiosity. The paintwork highlights subtle weathering along the edges of her navy uniform, while pale highlights on her hair and skin catch the light to reveal careful sculpting. A clear, water-inspired base frames the character, with tiny wave ripples and a small anchor motif that anchors her maritime motif. Overall, the piece radiates playful charm balanced by maritime discipline.

Within the Kantai Collection story, I-58 is a submarine destroyer who blends steadfast duty with a quiet humor. She operates from the fleet's undersea precincts, diving beneath vast convoys and surfacing for daylight interviews with her crew. I-58 is portrayed as calm, analytical, and dependable, often taking the lead in escort missions and weathering tense moments with a steady voice. Her companionship with other ship girls reveals her loyalty and a softer side—the way she teases friends in moments of downtime, and how she looks after younger sisters who join the fleet. In battles she is a strategist who values patience and precision, turning risky situations into well-planned, efficient maneuvers. Her figure embodies that balance between discipline and charm, a reminder that even submarines have stories above the waves.