This Kozuki Momonosuke statue captures the young samurai's resolute spirit in a compact 75 mm figure. The sculpt showcases delicate facial features with determined eyes, a small pout, and hair sculpted to reflect wisps around the fringe. The figure wears traditional Wano-inspired attire with flowing robes and layered sash, textured to mimic fabric folds and threadwork. The paintwork emphasizes subtle shading on the skin, the warm tones on the kimono, and weathered accents on footwear. It stands on a themed base that evokes the iconic landscape of Wano, with stylized motifs that reference the era. The pose suggests readiness for action, a hint of movement that lends life to the piece despite its small scale. Collectors will appreciate the precision in fine details and the bold character presence.

Kozuki Momonosuke is the son of Kozuki Oden and the heir to the fallen Wano Country's clan. In the story, he grows from a young, uncertain child into a strategic ally who believes in protecting his homeland. As allies gather to reclaim Wano, Momonosuke's resolve strengthens and he learns to trust his mentors while also forging his own path. This background informs his portrayal as both a ruler-in-training and a fearless young warrior who faces danger with a blend of vulnerability and courage. The statue captures that duality, hinting at leadership emerging from youthful determination.