A premium chokonose-style display figure of Nakano Ichika stands at 140 mm tall, capturing her poised and confident personality in a dynamic, collectible pose. The sculpt showcases her long dark hair with subtle strands that catch light and a calm, focused facial expression. Intricate detailing on her outfit highlights ruffles, folds, and fabric texture, with precise paint shading to bring out the contrast between shadows and highlights on her clothing and skin. The figure emphasizes her graceful silhouette and a subtle sense of movement, from the tilt of her head to the positioning of her hands, making it feel as if she’s about to step into a scene. The base is designed to complement her line of sight and create a clean, display-ready presentation for fans and collectors.

In Gotoubun no Hanayome, Nakano Ichika is the eldest sister among the Nakano quintuplets. She takes on a protective, responsible role within the family while retaining a warm, sometimes playful demeanor. As the story unfolds, Ichika balances her duties to her sisters with personal ambitions, including her acting dreams and a growing sense of responsibility for the family’s well-being. Her interactions with the male protagonist reveal her cautious optimism, practical wisdom, and occasional stubbornness, which gradually soften as trust builds. Ichika’s journey explores themes of family bonds, identity, sacrifice, and the tension between duty and desire, making her a relatable, multi-faceted character who leads through example.