Kita Ikuyo is captured in a dynamic, graceful pose that exudes her quiet resolve and hopeful energy. The sculpt highlights her long, flowing hair, carefully defined strands, and a soft smile that reflects her earnest personality. She wears a school-inspired outfit with crisp lines, a tailored jacket, pleated skirt, and subtle accessories that stay true to Bocchi the Rock! aesthetics. The figure stands on a themed base that features the Bocchi the Rock! logo and small musical motifs, with paintwork that brings out gentle shading on the folds of the clothing and the character’s features. The eye paint is glossy and expressive, giving Kita a lifelike presence on display. The overall finish balances cute charm with a touch of stage-ready poise, making it a striking centerpiece for fans of the series and collectors who appreciate faithful character portrayal in prize figures. Produced by Bandai Spirits for Ichiban Kuji, Volume 3 D Prize.

Kita Ikuyo is introduced in Bocchi the Rock! as a devoted music lover who joins Bocchi and the band to chase a shared dream of performing on stage. Throughout the series, Kita's sunny optimism and supportive nature help her friends overcome nerves, creative blocks, and the inevitable chaos of early rehearsals. Her backstory hints at years of singing and school performances, and her presence in the group brings a balance between Bocchi's intense focus and Nijika's practical leadership, while Ryo provides the steady bass heartbeat. As the band grows closer, Kita faces moments of doubt about her own abilities but learns to trust the group and her voice. The show's themes of friendship, resilience, and self-expression are reinforced by Kita's growth: she discovers that every contribution, no matter how small, can brighten a song and lift the entire team. Kita's arc underscores the message that collaboration and courage can turn a shy dreamer into a confident performer and a cherished friend.