This figure captures Hoshino Ai from Oshi no Ko in a striking White Angel variant, produced by Taito Kuji. The statue stands with graceful poise, wearing a flowing white gown that blends soft folds and shimmering trim, giving the impression of movement even at rest. Delicate sculpting emphasizes Ai’s long hair cascading around her shoulders, with subtle shading to highlight contours of the face, eyes, and lips. The wings, if included, are crafted with translucent accents and fine feather textures, while a light halo or accessory adds celestial charm. The base is elegant and understated, designed to support a sense of floating serenity. The overall color palette favors pristine white with pale blue or gold accents to evoke a heavenly, idol-like aura. Attention to detail in the sculpting accents the elegance of her pose and the performance-ready aura of a stage star captured in a moment of quiet grace.

Hoshino Ai is a central figure in Oshi no Ko, an idol whose radiant stage presence belies a complex life behind the curtain. As a top performer, Ai navigates the pressures of fame, media scrutiny, and the expectations of fans who regard her as a symbol of perfection. Her storyline intertwines with the legends of her fans, the people who care for her, and the choices she makes to protect those she loves while pursuing artistic growth. The series explores themes of ambition, identity, motherhood, and the costs of keeping up appearances in a world obsessed with image, fame, and the ever-present spotlight.