Mahito is rendered as a lean, ethereal figure that captures his eerie presence from Jujutsu Kaisen. The sculpt emphasizes his tall, sinewy silhouette and elongated fingers, perfect for showcasing his transfiguration technique. The head features sharp features, pale skin texture, and a calm, menacing expression that hints at his unpredictable nature. His hair is styled in a messy, wind-swept look that frames his face. He wears a dark, flowing robe with light paneling to suggest folds and movement, and the base supports a dynamic stance that implies imminent action. Subtle weathering and precise pocket details enhance the figure's realism. The overall finish highlights contrast between skin, hair, and clothing.

Mahito is one of the most chilling antagonists in Jujutsu Kaisen. Born from humans' fear of the unknown, he thrives on shaping the souls of living things, turning their bodies into grotesque forms through his Idle Transfiguration technique. He relishes chaos, viewing humans as playgrounds for experimentation, questioning the ethics of existence and the meaning of identity. His powers rely on close contact, and his flexibility makes him unpredictable in battle. The character's arc explores themes of self, empathy, and the consequences of unchecked power, culminating in confrontations that challenge the protagonists' resolve and force them to confront their own humanity.