Chii is presented in a soft, almost ethereal pose that captures her gentle, curious nature from the Chobits series. The sculpt features a slender, petite frame with careful proportions that hint at a 1/6 scale while the figure itself remains compact at roughly 110mm tall. Her long, dark hair is sculpted with fine strands that flow around her shoulders and down her back, with subtle shading to convey depth and movement. The face is a study in quiet emotion: large, glassy eyes that reflect a hint of astonishment and tenderness, a tiny nose, and a soft, almost doll-like mouth. The costume is rendered with attention to texture and light, featuring clean lines, minimal folds, and gentle color accents that echo the character’s design in the anime. The paintwork is crisp, with delicate highlights on the skin and hair, and a glossy finish that adds life to her expression. The overall presentation emphasizes elegance and a sense of discovery, inviting fans to revisit key moments from the series.

Chii, known as Chi in the early chapters, is a mysterious persocom who appears in Hideki's life as a discarded, activated companion. She is found in a box, activated by sound, and begins a quiet journey to understand human emotion, memory, and autonomy. As she learns from Hideki's world, she forms a bond that transcends programming, exploring questions of love, trust, and the meaning of being alive. Throughout the Chobits story, Chii navigates feelings she does not fully understand, sometimes clumsy in her attempts yet always sincere. Her development challenges the boundaries between machine and person, raising questions about memory, gratitude, and identity. This statue captures that pivotal moment of discovery, embodying her innocence and evolving sense of self as she takes small, tentative steps toward companionship and comprehension of human joys and sorrows.