Representing Iwakura Lain, this life-size statue from Paper Moon captures the introspective mood of the Serial Experiments Lain protagonist. The sculpt features a pristine head and hair with a carefully carved fringe and softly layered strands that frame her face. The expression is serene yet thoughtful, with a hint of curiosity that mirrors Lain’s journey from ordinary schoolgirl to digital consciousness. The figure stands in a balanced pose, with precise articulation of the school uniform and accessories. Subtle shading and painting give depth to the skin, eyes, and lips, while faint circuitry-inspired detailing on the clothing echoes the series’ themes.

Iwakura Lain is the quiet catalyst at the center of Serial Experiments Lain, a story that blends coming-of-age with a disorienting exploration of networks, identity, and reality. This figure embodies her arc as she steps from a normal high school life into a vast, interconnected digital space that questions what it means to be human. The statue hints at Lain's evolving sense of self through subtle, symbolic details: the calm expression that belies growing inner complexity, the posture suggesting both vulnerability and resolve, and the absence of overt heroism in favor of quiet determination. In the series, Lain navigates the Net, confronts voices of others, and debates the boundary between mind and machine; the figure captures that tension—between innocence and existential inquiry—without explicit narrative spoilers, inviting fans to imagine her path.