This figure portrays Hoozuki from Hoozuki no Reitetsu in his iconic Kingyosou incarnation. The sculpt emphasizes a tall, statuesque silhouette with a long, flowing dark kimono and meticulously folded sleeves that ripple as if caught in a quiet breeze. His expression is cool and calculating, with a slight, almost smug smile that hints at his dry wit. The figure's hands are positioned in a deliberate, composed gesture, suggesting readiness to issue a command or weigh a decision. Subtle shading highlights the creases of the outfit, the detail at the collar, and the distinctive accessories that mark his character. The base ties the piece to a somber, reflective setting, enhancing the sense of Hell's austere atmosphere.

Hoozuki no Reitetsu centers on Hoozuki, a disciplined and sardonic demon who serves as the right hand of Enma, the ruler of Hell. Through a sequence of darkly comic vignettes, the series explores Hell's bureaucratic machinery, daily life among demons, and encounters with humans who end up inside the underworld for various reasons. Hoozuki handles tasks with cold efficiency, negotiating with fellow hell residents, outsmarting rivals, and maintaining order amid chaos. The Kingyosou designation in this figure hints at a specific arc or form that embodies both the deadly seriousness and dry humor that fans associate with the character and the show.