This figure depicts Nakano Nino from Gotoubun no Hanayome*, rendered by Bandai Spirits for the Ichiban Kuji prize line. The piece captures Nino’s confident aura, with her long auburn hair styled in her signature twin tails and a few loose strands framing a determined expression. She wears her Gotoubun no Hanayome ensemble reimagined for warmth, with delicate sculpted folds, subtle shading that highlights the contours of her outfit, and a base that conveys the cozy theme implied by “Nukumori o Wakachiatte.” The paintwork emphasizes her eyes, which glint with sharp, playful energy, and the overall silhouette balances elegance with a touch of mischievous charm. The construction uses PVC and ABS for durability, with attention to small details such as accessories, hair strands, and the precise linework on her uniform. This piece serves as a charming centerpiece for a hobby collection, pairing well with other Gotoubun lineup figures and bringing a warm narrative of sisterly warmth to any display.

Nakano Nino is the second eldest of the Nakano quintuplets in Gotoubun no Hanayome. In the story, she starts with a blunt, tsundere front toward Futaro Uesugi, the tutor hired to raise the girls’ exam scores and improve their prospects. Hidden behind her sharp sarcasm is a fiercely loyal sister who cares deeply about her siblings and their future. Throughout the series, Nino’s feelings toward Futaro gradually become clearer as she tests him with banter, challenges, and moments of genuine vulnerability. Her development explores themes of trust, family bonds, and coming of age as the girls navigate school pressures, romance, and the promise they made to graduate together while maintaining their unique personalities.