Styled to embody Shiranui Mai's iconic silhouette, this statue captures a poised, dynamic moment on a raised battlefield. The figure stands with one leg forward in a responsive kick stance while the other anchors her balance, her body bent in a fluid arc that suggests motion even when at rest. Her hair is sculpted into long twin tails that billow with a sense of wind, each strand individually defined and tipped with translucent resin to catch the light. She wears a vivid red and orange outfit with gold trim and a flowing sash that wraps around her hips, complemented by white accents and miniature accessories that highlight her fan-wielding fighting style. The base features intricate kanji motifs and a subtle flame motif, and the paintwork uses sharp shading to emphasize muscle tone, fabric folds, and the reflective surfaces of her weapons. Overall, the figure exudes energy and confident charm consistent with Mai's character.

Mai Shiranui is the fearless heiress of the Shiranui-ryu ninjutsu dynasty, trained from childhood to combine elegance and lethal agility. She travels the world chasing worthy opponents and the thrill of combat, often matching wits and weapons with rivals from across the King of Fighters tournaments. Known for her bright personality, teasing humor, and relentless optimism, Mai carries the weight of her clan's legacy while forging her own path. In The King of Fighters XIII, she returns to the annual tournament with renewed resolve, aligning with friends and rivals to test her skills, protect her allies, and prove that speed and strategy can triumph over brute force. Her relationship with Andy Bogard adds warmth to her journey, balancing flirtation with loyalty. Throughout the series, Mai embodies flair, courage, and the enduring appeal of a lively, flame-dance fighter.