This Chigiri Hyouma figure from the Ichiban Kuji B Prize set captures the kinetic speed and focused intensity that define Blue Lock's fastest forward. The sculpt emphasizes a dynamic running pose with one knee driven forward and a slight lean, as if breaking into a sprint. Hyouma's hair is sculpted to flow backward, highlighting his determined gaze and sharp facial features. He wears the distinctive Blue Lock training kit with attention to folds and creases in the jersey and shorts, precise ankle-high socks, and sport boots that suggest motion. The base provides a minimal, unobtrusive platform that supports action without stealing focus from the character. Overall, the piece conveys the character's lightning acceleration and unwavering resolve, making it a centerpiece for a Blue Lock display lineup.

Chigiri Hyouma joins the Blue Lock project with a singular goal: become the fastest striker in the world and help Japan win the ultimate contest for football dominance. Raised with the dream of leaving a mark on the pitch, he channels his natural speed into every match, pushing past opponents with rapid bursts and precise timing. His journey in Blue Lock tests not only his athletic ability but his mental resilience, as he faces teammates who become rivals and a training regime that pushes him beyond his comfort zone. Despite past injuries that slowed him, Hyouma learns to trust his pace and apply it in team strategy, building trust with teammates and growing into a true footballing force.