Gotoubun no Hanayome Nakano Nino Ichiban Kuji B Prize figure presents Nakano Nino in a dynamic pose that captures her sharp, confident personality. The sculpt highlights her twin-tailed hair, with strands sculpted to convey movement and a piercing gaze that reflects her tsundere charm. She wears a celebratory ensemble inspired by Itsutsugo Celebration, featuring vivid colors, crisp lines, and carefully rendered folds that convey a sense of motion. The figure is molded in PVC with durable ABS joints for stability, and the base carries thematic elements and the Ichiban Kuji logo to ground the display. The paintwork uses subtle shading on skin, hair, and clothing, with glossy accents on accessories to enhance depth and character. A high-end finish makes it a standout piece for display.

Nakano Nino is the second oldest sister among the quintuplets in Gotoubun no Hanayome. She is known for her sharp wit, independent streak, and protective loyalty to her sisters. Throughout the series, Nino evolves from a somewhat aloof conspirator in the sisters’ daily life to a more mature partner who shows genuine care for her family and, eventually, for Futaro Uesugi, the tutor who captured their hearts. The Itsutsugo Celebration arc highlights the sisters reuniting and supporting each other while navigating new feelings, miscommunications, and humor. This figure captures her fiery spirit, playful sarcasm, and the tenderness that underpins her outward bravado. Fans will appreciate the attention to her facial expression and pose, which reflect her growth and enduring charm as the series’ beloved heroine.