Standing at a poised, knightly stance, Kisaki Mio is portrayed in a refined 1/8 scale that captures the elegance and determination of her character. The figure wears a detailed armored dress inspired by medieval knight aesthetics, with flowing blue and white fabric, silver trimming, and subtle floral motifs along the edges. Her long hair cascades down in a pale hue, sculpted with careful strands that frame a gentle, focused gaze. The piece includes a small shield and a sheathed sword, arranged to suggest readiness without compromising the graceful silhouette of the base. The paintwork emphasizes shading on the armor plates and fabric folds, giving depth and a sense of movement as if she paused mid-step. The base features emblematic Walküre Romanze motifs and a soft gradient that grounds the pose.

Kisaki Mio is introduced as a young knight-in-training torn between her duties and personal feelings in Walküre Romanze: Shoujo Kishi Monogatari. As the series unfolds, Mio's steadfast loyalty and quiet intelligence guide her through trials on and off the training grounds. She forms bonds with fellow students and mentors, learning to balance honor with compassion. Her arc often explores themes of courage, responsibility, and the complexity of chivalry in a world where magic and romance intersect. This figure captures her resolve in a moment of calm before a sortie, highlighting the nuance of her character: a loyal swordswoman whose strength lies as much in empathy as in blade-work, and whose presence quietly inspires those around her.