This Kochou Kanae figure from Kimetsu no Yaiba, a B Prize in Ichiban Kuji Omoide no Chouyashiki released by Bandai Spirits, presents a serene and elegant presence. The 110 mm statue captures Kanae in a poised stance, her long hair styled with delicate butterfly hairpins fluttering as if in a gentle breeze. She wears a refined kimono with a butterfly motif, layered under a white haori that features pale lavender and indigo accents. The sculpt highlights graceful finger positioning, subtle facial expression with soft eyes and a calm smile, and meticulous paintwork on the flowing clothing folds, giving a sense of motion and memory from the Butterfly Mansion era.

Kochou Kanae was the elder sister of Shinobu Kocho and a former Demon Slayer who devoted her life to protecting humans and guiding the next generation of swordsmen. Her philosophy centered on compassion, butterflies, and a gentle strength that could restrain demons without cruelty. In the series, she sacrificed herself during a demon attack at the Butterfly Mansion, leaving behind a legacy that inspired Shinobu to continue the fight against demons. Kanae's memory fuels the Kocho family home and the Demon Slayer Corps' approach to justice. Her kindness and resolve define her legend among fans who cherish her memory.