Ushio is depicted in Mizugi Mode, a bright and energetic rendering of Kantai Collection's destroyer girl. The figure captures her in a dynamic, mid-pose stance, with one leg slightly forward, arms positioned to balance the movement. She wears a sailor-inspired swimsuit (mizugi) that nods to her naval origins, featuring a navy-toned main suit with white trim and subtle anchor motifs. A matching sarashi or scarf drapes around her neck and a small chest ribbon adds a touch of charm. The sculpt emphasizes her youthful, cheerful personality, with a playful gaze and a hair ribbon that sways with implied motion. The base imitates a deck edge with weathering for a realistic shipboard feel. The paintwork highlights her skin tone, hair highlights, and the crisp lines of the swimsuit, creating a vivid, high-contrast presentation. The overall aesthetic blends anime stylization with a touch of ship-girl elegance.

Ushio is a cheerful and steadfast destroyer in the Kantai Collection universe, a ship girl who personifies the patrol craft Ushio of the Imperial Japanese Navy. In the game and media, she forms bonds with other fleet girls, eager to prove herself in battles and to protect her friends. Her storyline often centers on the duties of escorting convoys and scouting, balancing training with companionship. Ushio's personality blends reliability with a teasing sense of humor, encouraging others while keeping a calm, practical demeanor during engagements. Her growth arc emphasizes teamwork, resilience, and the humble joy of meeting the challenge head-on, turning fearsome battles into opportunities to cheer her fleet on. In this figure's Mizugi Mode variant, her appearance hints at a side of her persona that remains adventurous and youthful, illustrating how she can be both a capable defender of the fleet and a carefree, summer-loving character. Through the KanColle setting, Ushio's character resonates with fans who appreciate loyalty, spunk, and a hopeful spirit that shines even in the heat of battle and in quieter moments aboard the ship.