Capturing Ai Hoshino’s idol charisma, this 110 mm prize figure presents a poised, mid-dance stance with a flowing aquamarine colorway that mirrors her stage presence. The aquamarine hues highlight her long, meticulously sculpted hair sweeping to one side, a confident gaze, and a subtle smile that fans recognize from her performances. Her pose suggests motion, with a slender arm extended as if inviting viewers to join the performance. The base and costume feature glossy and matte finishes to emphasize texture, with glossy accents on the hair and accessories contrasting with the smooth, softly shaded clothing. Detailed jewelry, ribbons, and miniature microphone are faithfully rendered, delivering a compact, collectible centerpiece for any anime figure shelf.

Ai Hoshino’s story in Oshi no Ko centers on a meteoric rise as a beloved idol, the choices she makes to connect with and protect her fans, and the personal life behind the bright stage lights. This figure evokes a pivotal moment in Ai’s journey, balancing stardom with motherhood and the private struggles she keeps hidden from the public eye. As the narrative unfolds, Ai’s depth of character—her ambitions, fears, and unwavering devotion to her children, Aqua and Ruby—drives the drama and mystery that define the series. The plot explores the costs of fame, the complexities of public image, and the human bonds that endure beyond the spotlight.