Meticulously crafted 1/8 scale statue of Makishima Shogo captures his composed, unsettling charisma from Psycho-Pass. The figure stands upright in a tailored dark suit, crisp white shirt, and a slim tie, with a long coat that drapes behind him in a dynamic, wind-swept pose. Hair is sculpted in natural strands, framing a calm face that hints at underlying menace. Subtle shading around the eyes emphasizes his piercing gaze and calculating intelligence. The hands are positioned to suggest control and confidence, one hand lightly extended as if guiding a plan. The base is minimal but elegant, featuring a refined emblem suggesting the series' dystopian mood. Overall, the sculpture conveys Makishima’s chilling elegance and theatrical presence.

Makishima Shogo is the enigmatic antagonist who questions the authority of the Sibyl System that governs his world. Charismatic, erudite, and unnervingly calm, he crafts a philosophy that appeals to a sense of freedom and aesthetic sensibility, all while orchestrating crimes to expose the system's flaws. He views humanity as genuine, unscripted, and valuable beyond quantitative crime metrics, clashing with an artificial morality that labels people as subjects. Through manipulation, rhetoric, and a fearless disregard for personal safety, he draws others into his schemes, challenging heroes and authorities and leaving viewers with questions about justice, autonomy, and the price of order.